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September 10th, 12:49 PM
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getting hpa, many questions
k guys, i can now fit hpa into my money plans, so i have questions,
1 how much will it cost
2 what size should i get
3 what brand is reasonably priced and good quality
4 what material (eg: aluminum, carbon fiber wrapped, steel)
just need som ideas, and when u give a suggestion, tell why its good and how many shots per fill i can get off of it and other info. also the price
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September 10th, 12:50 PM
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Trill.
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Anywhere from 75-350.
45/4500
Crossfire
Fiber wrapped.
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September 10th, 12:55 PM
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come on guys keep responding
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September 10th, 12:58 PM
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180 - 210
68/45
crossfire or PE
fiber
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September 10th, 01:16 PM
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About $180 or so.
Get a 68/4500. 45's are too small, period. Unless you are Brandon's size (<3).
Get a PMI Pure Endergy, or a Crossfire. That's what I would reccomend.
Fiber Wrapped deffinetly.
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September 10th, 01:17 PM
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Trill.
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I like 45's just because they are small..68's are bigger than my gun.
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September 10th, 01:50 PM
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1 how much will it cost
2 what size should i get
3 what brand is reasonably priced and good quality
4 what material (eg: aluminum, carbon fiber wrapped, steel)
It'll run around 200ish new.
68/4500 but try a 70/4500 (peanut). You can play a lot tighter. I have both a 68 and a 70.
I own a Crossfire and a PE. I've played with Centerflag tanks. They're all great.
Whatever you do, get a Carbon Fiber one.
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September 10th, 04:39 PM
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Yes, expect around $200 new.
68/4500 is a good size. Holds plenty of shots and isn't much larger then a 20oz co2 (if u need a reference)
Crossfire, centerflag, PMI, macdev. All are good.
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September 10th, 05:04 PM
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I hate peanuts.... I mean, its preference. I like long guns, I like extending out my arms. Anything shorter than a 68 feels like I am using a drop forward. I always set up my rails as far back as possible.
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September 12th, 05:16 AM
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yea, get a tank at least with 4500psi the size is your preference, if you play back get a bigger one - front smaller; steel is heavy so carbon fiber is the way to go... but if you get an evil tank thier all steel but 5000psi, i think the trade off is worth it if you're willing to pay 350 for a tank.
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September 12th, 06:35 AM
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About $180 or so.
Get a 68/4500. 45's are too small, period. Unless you are Brandon's size (<3).
Get a PMI Pure Endergy, or a Crossfire. That's what I would reccomend.
Fiber Wrapped deffinetly.
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