anyone ever see this muzzle mack regulated tank????

I bought one of his “muzzle brakes” which surely quiets the report of my .22 condor considerably (by no means silent, but much more indoor friendly).

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone has used these. I like the quick fill option so you don’t have to remove the tank.

http://muzzlemack.com/BulkAirProducts.aspx

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mamcrackin

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September 20, 2009 at 6:40 pm

Never heard of them 80…same setup as JDSairman….2,000psi output
with 3,000psi max feed from bottle…
Airhog has 4,500psi max feed regs. Not sure if you can get a 2,000psi
output though…You would have to call Van..

hoot

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September 20, 2009 at 6:34 pm

quote njnoodles:

I use JDSAirman, I have pretty much all the sizes, just sold one in the for sale section, it was a great deal. They are worth the mone for the Airforce rifles, I usually got about 50-75 shots, full power depending on what size tank I was using. I used a 48 and 55 CI tank for plinking, and a 22 CI for hunting, the 22 CI is allot lighter, thinner, and longer, easier to hunt with.

Do you use one of his regulators to get that kind of performance? I was thinking of a 2000 psi reg from him. Any thoughts?

Hoot

njnoodles

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September 19, 2009 at 12:39 am

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80-grit

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September 18, 2009 at 11:54 pm

Eventually I was going to see about a larger tank for shot count, but I was also interested in regulation for more accuracy. I am equally interested in being able to keep the bottle on the tank in a permanent configuration. I know people are always talking about the different companies out their that sell regulated tanks that fit up to the AF Co2 adapter…, but I was wondering if anyone knew of this particular brand and what they thought.

voltar-1

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September 18, 2009 at 11:09 pm

80G, those tanks would fit up to an Airforce CO2 adapter for a pile of shots 🙂

If that is what you are after…..

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