4500 fill
cant find a 4500 psi HPA fill anywhere remotely close to me but i can get a 4500 fill with nitrogen from the company that handles my welding gases for cheap. nitrogen is inert and moisture free is there any reason this would be a bad idea. i’d hate to wreck my rifles any advice would be awesome.
thanx in advance, Ken
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the other good thing bout nitrogen is it doesent expand or contract with heat or cold
none of the local fire dept’s will fill for you?
i checked and the 2 volunteer departments and the 2 regular ones will fill for me
plus i just found out aboutbout a place that does hydros and will fill for me
I have used it for about 8 months. Zero problems. If you get gass from a welding supply, check if they can get you a 6000psi 474 cf bottle. Mine costs $74 a year lease and $65 for a refill. It took me about 6 months to run the first bottle down to 3000psi. I got a LOT of refills from it.
No Problem.
AF even approves it and it has been used in paintball for years.
thanx in advance, Ken
no problem whatsoever!
I use it all the time with zero issues.
Seeing as though regular air is something like 78 percent nitrogen I doubt thenpropertied of the gas would harm your gun.
I would just check that it is 100 percent dry gas and that it is filtered, I’m sure it is but it’s better to check out everythin
just my thoughts
Dave
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All gas expands and contracts with temperature if not in a rigid container. If contained, the pressure rises and falls with temperature. Nitrogen has some advantages but it is still a gas and displays regular gas properties.