Originally posted by ruthlessp8ntballer
Same price?? Get a 1.5 liter then!!
How do you go wrong with a bigger tank and smaller price?
No offence but I find that properly weird..!
The size of bottle you want is a trade off between the size and weight of the bottle, and the number of shots you need, and this in turn is usually dictated by the position you play, and a little bit of personal preference
Are you up front with your nose in the dirt, scooching behind tiny bunkers? Get a little bottle - it makes your gun lighter - better on the break - and more manoevrable in tight spots.
Or are you a lardy back man, stood up all the time, who watches other people running and is glad he doesn't have to
- but needs to shoot cases of paint in a game - get a 1.5.
1.1's are fine for most people - i've got a 0.8 baby bottle because I like how light and tiny it is (though I might have to change it now it's going on my Ion
) but you might choose to go smaller for weight savings, but loose out on number of shots - or go bigger for more shots but have it feel like a dive tank on the back of your gat.
Also, you need to make sure that the thing fits your arm in a Dynasty-Dysected stylee
Andyp1, I don't follow your maths but I have a sneaking suspicion that it's based on getting a 5000 fill rather than a 4500 - if so, that's not going to happen because you won't (for the forseeeable future, any way) get a 5000 fill. 4500 is the max at the moment mate. Obviously you want to treat manufacturers figures with scepticism, but even so, that's good going with the pro+ cocker: -200 in the hopper leaves 1550/140 = 11 pods. I go out with 4. 11 would give me back ache, and I'd be walking to the fifty instead of running.
Actually I'd probably be walking to the dead box - like usual...