Air laws?
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I think its Pi X Arse (squared)
or for the volume (Pi X Arse(squared) ache) where Ache represents, the stomach ache gained via that volume of Pi.
gaz dude you have way to much time on your hands
hmmmm pie.
steak and kidney rocks.
how do you know when the 15 years is up on a bottle?
i guess this means more spending now then
hmmmm pie.
steak and kidney rocks.
how do you know when the 15 years is up on a bottle?
i guess this means more spending now then
When the 15 years is up they go mouldy, and smell a bit funnyOriginally posted by Bunker Imp
gaz dude you have way to much time on your hands
hmmmm pie.
steak and kidney rocks.
how do you know when the 15 years is up on a bottle?
i guess this means more spending now then
By the way, CO2 in an air bottle is safe, but it isn't recommended with composite bottles. As CO2 is in liquid form at high pressure, and vaporises as you use it, the bottle will freeze down (as any CO2 users will know). This isn't ideal with composite bottles as the freeze/warmup cycles are said to put a lot of stress on kevlar/resin weave. So you could be shortening the life of your (expensive) bottle. Personally I'd use a CO2 bottle for CO2- they're only £20 or so after all....
I'm shooting a shocker so air is out of the question. Its a metal bottle anyway, and its a nicer shape than a 20oz
hmmm.....
Someone told me that you don't get enough air into a tank, its a 1.0 tank anyway, so the pressure goes even quicker... I didn't know that, what model shocker was it? The 2002?
Someone told me that you don't get enough air into a tank, its a 1.0 tank anyway, so the pressure goes even quicker... I didn't know that, what model shocker was it? The 2002?