Bravo one and Air

A Compressed air tank made for paintball guns will work fine on this gun.  You can get them in 3000 psi and 4500 psi.  Nothing extra is needed for the gun.  The CO2 bottle that most players use on these guns are only for CO2.

Should be good to go.  The only time when HPA needs something out of regulation to work on a tippmann is one with a high operating pressure (i.e. A-5 w/ cyclone and/or response trigger).  HPA tanks' regulators output a pressure of 850 psi on a standard tank.  Sometimes that is not enough pressure to operate the marker.  If you experience problems that relate to your marker not getting enough pressure to operate, just put a SHP(super high pressure) regulator on the tank, your local pro shop can do this for you. Then follow instructions from the manufacturer on how to get it to a good high pressure for tippmanns with this issues (about 950 psi).


Edited by JAWM - 29 November 2011 at 10:09pm

Hudson wrote: No, most guns that use co2 can also use compressed air. However, some tippmanns don't like to use compressed air. However,  if you're asking if you need a low pressure tank to use on this, then no, the regulator should regulate the pressure down to a useable pressure.

All current Tippmanns work well with HPA. It's the early 1990's and 1980's Tippmann that where designed for CO2. Just make sure your HPA tank is a high preasure tank.

My 98 with gills works fine with HPA I get about 285 -/+ 13 fps. I did change some of the worn out springs a few years ago. I have them as semis and never had much of a problem with them.