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Newb question on C02

jazg

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As the question states im a noob when it comes to refilling

just ordering a gun, and im clueless on when it comes to refilling at home

what will i need

and how do i do it
 

chris w

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if you can, try and get an air tank, off this forum you can get one really cheap

i know you'll end up spending more, but it'll be worth it, and when you sell it, you could get rid of it easier.
im not the best person to give technical stuff and i dont know how those markers run on CO2 but i would of thought air would be better?
you can also just keep a dive tank in your garage or something and fill up whenever you want (Y)

and iv got no idea about filling CO2, im sure google will tell you :)

chris
 

jazg

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Heh, i ment to ask about air just guess i was reading the co2 bit on a paintball FAQ site

sorry for the confusion

just to clear up i ment air lol

sorry all
 

chris w

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thats ok then :)

for a home fill you'll need a dive tank with air in it or a compressor and one of those fill station things, duno what theyr properly known as.
anyway you put your fill nipple into the female reciever thing, then open one valve then another, when your tank full.. close the one valve and dump the air thats between your tank and the valve.
i think thats how you do it.. something along the lines of that..
i always get my mate to do it..
im not 100% sure so have a look on google or something (Y)

chris

sorry for using "thing" alot of times, im not the most technically advanced person :cool:
 

Ali

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for air to fill at home youll need a dive tank with a paintball fill nipple thingy (dont know what its called)
i think oyu could pick up one of here, well anyway once you have one you can get it filled at local dive shops.
 

chris w

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errrm brand new fill things are about £50 for the one i saw... but you could get cheaper ones on here i'd say

some people sell dive tanks with one on them

and you get your dive tank filled at dive shops for a small fee

chris