You guys see the Regulated CF Tanks Air Hog’s developing?!?!
Impressive numbers:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537/message/1235681264/NEW+HPA+SYSTEM
50 shots of 16gr Exacts at 1081 fps with an Extreme Spread of 7fps!!! 😯 😀
May have to get me one of those!!!
Regards,
Tony
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Damn Skippy it is 😀
Hook assby is from WOK….
The OD of the tank… 4 1/2 inch diameter. Really not to bad ergonomically with the high mounts. Good for an easy day of benchrest plinking.
Total investment (excluding the Talon) around $150 including the Wokbut.
experthpa.com for the tank… around 50 bucks. I’ve got three of Matts tanks and have had zero issues out of them. Great customer service, too.
of that tank and where’d ya get that butthook assembly?!?! 😀
Regards,
Tony
and chimed that after they won their first Nationals in the US…Proof is in the Pudding, they work and NO ONE wants to admit they got beat by the UGLY STICK!!! 😯 😀
Function comes first to me…
Regards,
Tony
Total investment (excluding the Talon) around $150 including the Wokbut.
experthpa.com for the tank… around 50 bucks. I’ve got three of Matts tanks and have had zero issues out of them. Great customer service, too.
and it’s ugly! I’d have to go with the JDS setup especially given the price difference.
Love the idea, but your going to break your neck trying to see thru a scope with thet large dia. bottle on there!
😯
glad that you mentioned that you can get a reg that outputs past 2000 psi. I also want a reg that can handle fill pressures of 4500 psi too. I already use a 88cu tank that fills to 3000 psi and a 2000 psi reg with my CO2 adapter. I get over 50 shots at 990 fps with 14.3 gr pellets on full power.
I only have 3300psi air, so conservation is always an issue. But for guys that want big power, 4500psi is the way to go. Actually Co2 is great for most stuff.
They both have to be used with an Airforce CO2 adapter but the one from Airhog comes with the system. The one from Airhog comes with the adapter because it has been modified for the 2100-2200 psi output. The one from JDS doesn’t come with the reg and you have to modify it yourself if going with the high output by drilling two additional holes in the adapter. The JDS reg. can also have an output as high as 2500 psi but anything over 2000 psi must be requested by phone. The JDS tank is rated at 3000 psi. Airhog’s is a carbon fiber wrapped tank rated for 4500 psi and the price shows it.
This why a few of us are moving forward with fitting designs to fill the void.
making a regged tank with talon valve?
Regards,
Tony
CO2 adapter is required (see the original thread on the same topic).
This why a few of us are moving forward with fitting designs to fill the void.
Shimming a regulator to get 2200psi is not what we need. What we need is a something like this
That includes the Talon Valve.
I don’t know if the Airhog regulator is shimmed, will those little tanks yield the same performance as Airhogs?
Do those JDS tanks utilize a Talon Valve or do they just use a C02 adapter for Air Force use?
Regards,
Tony
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The OD of the tank… 4 1/2 inch diameter. Really not to bad ergonomically with the high mounts. Good for an easy day of benchrest plinking.
Hmmm so it isn’t too bad with the big tank, that’s good to hear, wonder what the o.d. on the Airhog tank is…
Regards,
Tony