68 cu 3000psi info

[clansman1]

hi there how much can i get a 68 cu 3000psi air bottle for nowadys

price used and price new please,

how many shots is possible with one of these tanks.

cheers jason

 

[JTD1993]

You'd be better off getting a 4500psi tank, many people upgrade almost instantly. Ask Tom Allen, he'll probably know every price in the market.

 

[clansman1]

no i am deffinately getting a 3000psi bottle but dont know much about them so can we get back to the qeustion i started


cheers

 

[Potter Loki]

no i am deffinately getting a 3000psi bottle but dont know much about them so can we get back to the qeustion i started


cheers

hes just trying to give u advice and save you a few quid mate

 

[Cusack]

no i am deffinately getting a 3000psi bottle but dont know much about them so can we get back to the qeustion i started


cheers

 

[clansman1]

i know i didnt mean to offend but being 13 and i am not complaining and using my age but i get 25 quid a month of my mum and dad and that pays for the walk on so i cant buy expensive tanks.

 

[Cusack]

ok you could probably get away with a steel bottle, which are much cheaper but its up to you, as 68cu is pretty heavy in steel tank terms, you'd be better off with a 48 cu. (£30 - £50 off these forums)

 

[telow teabag]

Steel Tanks:

The amount of shots you get out of your tank depends on what gun you have. You will probley get around a few hoppers out of a 3000 psi one however, it really does depend on your gun and the upgrade.

You will be able to get a new one for about £50/£60 and a used one (depending on quality and how many years it has left before it needs to be sent off for a test) for about £30.

 

[clansman1]

cheers for the help yeah i thought the 68 cu tank would be quite heavy so i will go with the 48 cu when i have money. i have a spyder victor III (you gotta start somwhere).

jason