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    Regulated paintball bottles ( Update )

    Hi, I picked up my batch of these today , Here are just 2, Of them. - 200 Bar working & 300 Bar test,



    Obviously the 2, On the left, They are in test until 2014 & 2015
    respectively, He filled them all free 3000 Psi & are regulated to 800 Psi, I can tell you this is more power than Co2. ( I have tried them )

    On the right are 2, 232 Bar airgun bottles, The threads on them all are the same, IE, The regulators can be swapped to other bottles !
    The most suprising thing of all was the weight Empty & Full,
    Full they are pretty heavy,
    I wonder how many shots these will give, !!!!! However my gun needs a lot ? Ha ha,

    I got these cheap, But they would have been very cheap if I had bought a larger number ,
    I am no longer involved in the sale of these !
    Cheers, Ged.

    PS. Its intresting how Painball bottles are tested every 5, years ( It say,s on the bottle ) & Airgun cylinders are not ?
    Last edited by gedfinn 2; 19-07-2011 at 10:37 AM. Reason: 5 year test

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    Quote Originally Posted by gedfinn 2 View Post
    PS. Its intresting how Painball bottles are tested every 5, years ( It say,s on the bottle ) & Airgun cylinders are not ?
    It's size related
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    Quote Originally Posted by magicniner View Post
    It's size related
    Thanks for that Nick, Ged.

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    magicniner is offline The Posh Knocking Shop Artist Formerly Known as Nocturnal Nick
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    Not sure of the details off hand but above a certain diameter and/or above a certain volume a test is required, someone in the know will enlighten us I'm sure
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    [QUOTE

    PS. Its intresting how Painball bottles are tested every 5, years ( It say,s on the bottle ) & Airgun cylinders are not ?[/QUOTE]

    I believe size is the issue with periodic tests, also most paintball sites would refuse to fill a bottle that was out of test if you wre to bring one as a walk-on player!

    Atb,Woody.

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    ...i believe its any bottle or cylinder over 2inch requires a test...

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    Quote Originally Posted by the logun-ator View Post
    ...i believe its any bottle or cylinder over 2inch requires a test...
    That definitely sounds like part of the regulations, I think that even 2 inch or under require a test if above a certain volume, can't remember what though
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    I play paintball and have a few paintball bottles, my 90cu (1.5 ltr) 300 bar bottle is the biggest and they are carbon fibre wrapped so they are light, only 800 psi output though
    Last edited by strobe78; 20-07-2011 at 04:03 PM.

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