New Website HUGE SALE Mat Bean Tanks Happy Thanksgiving!
Admins please delete this and smash my scope if I am pulling an unallowed unabashed self promotion here.
The tag has always been great to me and this sale is my way of saying thanks to the community as my hobby business increases.
In case anyone is wondering Sorry no AirForce still has an agreement that prevents me from getting you spare/ different sized tanks for anything but a co2 adapter.
Anyway here is the info on the site:
After much pestering of at least two web guys and about losing my mind I finally got a worth while website together. It needs work and I still have some products to add later today (3.5 oz co2 tanks with on/off, Big Carbon Fiber 4500 psi tanks, Scuba Clamps, Remote Air Lines . . .!) BUT it is functional and ready to take orders. Of course the usual 13 and 22 cu in tanks are there. So are some new things (48 cubic in tanks for 50$ and more!).
Expert HPA Mat Bean Website click here!
Now with the click of a button you can place orders over the net with a credit or debit card.
Plus everything over 40$ (and a few things under that price) is 15% off now through December 5th! If I discount anything much more I will be paying you to buy the stuff.
The non discounted prices you see should be here to stay. Unless my costs go up my prices will stay the same. <b>Standard tank output pressures (400, 800, 1200, 1400) all at the same price!</b>
No charge for paying with credit. Same great stuff you know me for is now easy to purchase over the net. Don’t want to fill out the form? Email me your number and a good time to call and I can take CC payments over the phone.
or the old address allthingstradingco@yahoo.com
or call 1-801-404-3299 (not answering as much during the Holiday but will return calls).
Come by and check it out. <b>www.experthpa.com</b> Click products then Either link at the bottom of the page to get to the catalog. Or just click Here. or the link above.
Let me know if you see any troubled spots. Please be patient for product pages to load as some have lots of pictures and can take a bit (will be fixing this too). You may not be able to say much about my web designer skills but the tanks speak for themselves.
Consider this sale as my Thank You for all the great support as I have gotten into airguning and built up my business. You guys are a great group and I love sharing this hobby with you. Happy shooting!
Mat Bean
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If Catalina won’t sell you the same tank as they sell AF. what aboutLuxfer?
http://www.luxfercylinders.com/products/scuba/specifications/europe.shtml
From what I have read here on this forum, the Airforce HPA tank has M18 x 1.5 female threads to which the valve attaches.
Does anybody have a 48 cu inch tank mounted? my idea is that the tank might be too fat to shoulder and look to the scope comfortably.
could you give us a quote on the catalina cylinders that are used by airforce? got quite a few spare/costom valves here…
I will have to get a price to you next week.
yeh, tha’s a bummer, with the catalina tanks not having the same thread, otherwise it would be a plug and play situation.
Does anybody have a 48 cu inch tank mounted? my idea is that the tank might be too fat to shoulder and look to the scope comfortably.
could you give us a quote on the catalina cylinders that are used by airforce? got quite a few spare/costom valves here…
And replied to.
Oh yeah tank same size as Talon would be no problem. Catalina Manufactures them so I can get them in the same size just not the same threading.
Shorter would be the 48 CU in tanks I have in stock. Just a little smaller than the 53 cu in tanks you all are sporting.
PM sent Matt.
but then again, i’m no expert?…what do other people think about this?
just out of curiosity, why would liability risks be higher by selling co2 tanks compared to HPA ?
cheers
Liability is not higher for co2 than hpa. What I meant was higher pressures carry a greater liability with them since someone is more likely to get hurt ATTACHING a high pressure output tank to a co2 adapter than they are attaching a LOWER pressure output tank to a co2 adapter.
So it works like this. Talon + CO2 Adapter + HIGH PRESSURE (above 1400 psi) = ? No one knows what pressure these are safe at. Will they blow at 1600 psi? 1800? 2500? And how long before it does?
Bottom line is I would rather play it safe. Until I have good info I am not endangering people I would rather not take the chance.
Regs by themselves are 40$ for standard pressures + actual shipping so around 46-49$ depending on where you live. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
Thanks, Mat
Could you also give us a quote for just the ANS reg set to 2100 psi?? plus shipping costs within the USA?
If you could get your hands on a thank thats comparable in size with an airforce tank, or maybe a bit shorter since it needs room for an adapter than that would be absolutely awesome. 🙂
thanks for the info, but would the co2 adapter really blow up? that thing looks at least pretty solid, and the valve is a regular HPA condor valve.
but then again, i’m no expert?…what do other people think about this?
just out of curiosity, why would liability risks be higher by selling co2 tanks compared to HPA ?
cheers
have you done any testing with these bottles and regs on your airforce rifle? If so, what do you recommend??
keep up the good work man!
Thanks. I will have to see if anyone is making the paintball buttplates anymore.
Personally I would prefer a wokbutt.
48 (cubic inches) = 786.579072 cc
I specialize (read refuse to deal with the liability and don’t have the time right now) in lower pressure tanks. So unless you want something under 1400 psi I am not the guy to provide it.
I also have SERIOUS concerns about people using HPA tanks set 100’s of psi above the range of co2 on an Air Force co2 adapter. Only a matter of time before one fails and really hurts someone.
For Air Force rifles I would recommend 1400 psi tanks or lower for co2 adapters. I know this doesn’t give you the monster power everyone likes but for target practice it is great.
If you want consistency and power I would look into getting the rifle tuned. Maybe a second tank for greater shot capacity if you need to do lots of shooting on high power.
Outside of that I don’t know of other safe solutions.
great prices! you might want to consider selling those paintball buttplates too, they’re only a few bucks but then people can order everything at once and save on freight costs. Plus a neoprene bottle cover would be great. How many cc’s is 48 cubic inch? Am considering buying one of those with a reg costom set to 2100/2200 psi, and mount a co2 adapter…
have you done any testing with these bottles and regs on your airforce rifle? If so, what do you recommend??
keep up the good work man!
One thing I noticed is that the pics are way oversized when you click “larger image”. The new window pops full-screen and only part of the item is viewable.
Not the end of the world, but likely to be a real aggravation to someone who’s using dial-up.
Just something you may want to put on your “to do” list.
Definately on the “to do” list. Thanks, Mat
Nice site.
But the images are HUGE when clicked on!
Those tanks are a good deal.
Congrats on your new site.
One thing I noticed is that the pics are way oversized when you click “larger image”. The new window pops full-screen and only part of the item is viewable.
Not the end of the world, but likely to be a real aggravation to someone who’s using dial-up.
Just something you may want to put on your “to do” list.
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“Just a little smaller than the 53 cu in tanks you all are sporting.”
ehm shouldn;t this be 30.51?
(maybe i’m making a mistake here!?)[/b]