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The Don

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I just bought an RT-Pro and am a little worried as i can only run it on air, ive got 3000psi bottles and i wanted to know if they could be refilled by styrup pumps as used for airrifles, as i already have one and it can pump upto 3300 psi. i think airrifle tanks use din valves is this the same as paintball tanks?, if so could this be the start a revolution for people with no access to filling services?

p.s. sorry if this should be in a newbie forum but if it works id like everyone to know :D
 

jahlad

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im not sure what you meen by a stirup pump but most paintballers use a dive tank with an adapter to fill.....you can get both din and a clamp fittings on dive bottles......if your bottle is holding 3000 psi and has a din fitting then there is no reason i can see why it cant be used with the right adapter of course
 

The Don

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i checked mine this morning after i paid for the RT :confused: and like i said it goes to 3300 psi :D but yes its gonna be tuff guess i'll either keep my ROF down (thats why i got the RT :rolleyes: ) or look like arnie after a coupe rounds. :eek:
 

jahlad

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heheh you wont keep your rate of fire down with an rt!
im pritty sure they are damn easy to get 12+ bps on and 18 aint out of the question!
 

Tom Allen

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stirrup pumps are definately hard work, but they work fine. Most airguns only have a small tank, so you'll be working pretty hard to fill a 1.1L.