Velocity on co2 jds tank?
I have a .177 talon, what velocity will a jds tank and regulator give me?
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A good question.
I’d imagine that velocities would be the same as using a basic paintball CO2 bottle, yes?
But I’m no expert on the properties of CO2.
When it comes to CO2, do these tanks provide any advantage over the basic paintball tanks?
like your answer, beside there’s another hpa reseller, and he’s an airforce shooter….
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5425&highlight=co2
I actually emailed him the other day about this and this was his answer…
I dont know read the forums
I’m not sure what to make of this, one would think a man in business would have a better answer or maybe be a little more helpful and or tackful about it..I’m sure in the past he has had a customer that owns a talon and that he might have sent a quick email to him trying to get the answer..maybe he is just a prick, maybe he has all the business he wants,maybe I dont like to deal with people like that…
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About 2-5% more speed than warm weather co2 with an 850psi output (depending on which pellets…they don’t all gain the same amount). Make it 8-10% more with a 1240psi output.
Not really worth the doing for speed alone…but HPA will shoot in the cold.
Have had some issues wqith consistency using HPA tanks…not bad, but co2 is more consistant.
But to fill an HPA tank, you’e got to have access to 3K pressure air…so the micro-tank might be a better option for low speed (and if you want high speed, then the regular Talon tank…HPA o PCP, going to have to get the tank up to high pressure).