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SCUBA Tank question

From what I can see, I need to order a scuba tank for my Condor when I get the standard tank (I have the CO2 tank) I wish I could afford a CF scba tank but that seems out of my financial range for the foreseeable future. I see a number of Scuba tanks on craigslist. I know i have to make sure they are certified but will a standard 3000psi tank do or should I look for a specific psi rating?

Airforce Rifles/Pistols

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I got a SCBA tank from John. Good guy. Great tank. However, you will spend up to $180 on a SCBA fill adapter. The K valve that xbangu has plus a SCUBA tank will be the most economical way to go. Gotta fill the SCUBA tank more often but it beats using a pump ❗

Send John Whitfield an email, he might have some SCBA 66cuft left and for almost the same price you find a scuba on craigslist.

do a search for his name: or JD

But if you still going with scuba,. I have a K valve adapter with airfoce adapter. PM me.

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To bad you don’t live close. I’ve got two I just had hydro’d for sale. It would be cheaper to ship you our living room sofa

lol I didn’t realize they cost that much to ship! Makes sense I suppose, your sofa can’t explode.

Most steel and aluminum tanks are filled to 3000. A 66cf tank will fill your rifle tank 15 times with 2400psi fill to a 1740 refill pressure. With my top hat and power wheel settings, that’s about 375 shots.

There are various fill calculators that can be found at several air rifle web sites. AOA has one, airhog.com has one.

Make sure it has been hydro’d in the last 5 years. If not, it will have to be and that cost $25 here.

To bad you don’t live close. I’ve got two I just had hydro’d for sale. It would be cheaper to ship you our living room sofa
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