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Originally posted by DrexelSkaPB DrexelSkaPB wrote:

Those little 4oz. or 6oz. CO2 tanks are pretty small, you'll only get maybe 200-300 rounds out of one though. So if you'd like to change air tanks whenever you refill your hopper, these are probably the way to go. Pure Energy also makes something called "Spare Air"; these are non-refillable CO2 tank of 94 grams.
that would be cool. how many shots do you get out of the 94 gram ones? how big are they? are they about the size of a griop?
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Link to the lil' Pure Energy tanks:

http://www.actionvillage.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/S tore/en/-/USD/DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=xhLt3vLI6B fttLDVl_EtdvgBuNoRKl1nt2c=?ProductID=fa%2esFAY7nJYAAAD301ilA _2t

I personally find them useless. Non-refillable, cost over $10, and you'll only get maybe 200 shots (94 grams = 4 oz). but yeah, they appear the same diameter as a grip, a tad bit longer. They'r called "Spare Air" so I can only assume they aren't designed or being marketed for use as your main air source, just a little back-up you put in your pocket.



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It seems like all the cool cats do this:
Custom 98, Flatline, r/t, CAR stock, custom camo paintjob, which every hopper I feel like putting on it, vertical adapter, oh dibs, I'm running out of charact
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well for ten dollars, it does seem like a waste, theys hould be 5 or 6
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Yeah the Spare Air isn't very practical, you can buy a refillable 4oz tank (same size) for $15-20 and use it a million times. All in all, it is a cool idea to use smaller tanks where the forgrip/magazine would be to give the gun a more realistic feel, reduce weight, and balance the gun better; it'd only be good for scenario play or maybe woodsball, I however wouldn't use it for the simply fact that I have a r/t (I use a lot of paint) and that was a very long run-on sentence.
It seems like all the cool cats do this:
Custom 98, Flatline, r/t, CAR stock, custom camo paintjob, which every hopper I feel like putting on it, vertical adapter, oh dibs, I'm running out of charact
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