txaggie08

I have very little else to add on that. I have some editing to do and think i will put a disclaimer in about this.

There are FEDERAL regulations controlling gas cylinders. If someone inapropriatly fills a tank, you are violatings those safety regulations. These are in place for a reason, and should be obeyed. I dont think some of you understand what 4000psi will do to you.


If you have any doughbt a steel or carbon/steel tank blowing is lethal, watch the episode of mythbusteres that aired recently. They knocked the valve off a 3000psi,12 CF i beleive(large tank made for welding), with it on itside aimed at a wall....Keep in mind this tank weighs ~40#'s empty.... It fired the tank THROUGH a cinder block wall, and halfway through a second reinforced concrete wall. If you think that will not break you in half like a rag doll you need to re-think the school system your being educated in.

The point is, DONT SCREW AROUND WITH HPA! The tanks are designed, by engineers with formal training in the area, to do exactly what there doing with the least likelehood of danger. Don't start backyard engineering something to save a few dollars. HPA tanks these days are not that expensive.....

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