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March 1st, 06:03 PM
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Co2 tanks
Are there any bigger than a 20oz. C02 tanks? If not, why not? is there any reason? I the biggest i've found are the 20's.
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March 1st, 10:16 PM
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Just Chillin'
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Ya, pretty sure. I've seen 32oz.'s, lol. They don't make them bigger, I would imagine, because they would be huge. Actually, I've never really wondered why 20oz. is the biggest and most commonly sold/seen. They are about as big as 48ci. HPA tanks, and they sell 114ci. HPA tanks. Must be a reason.
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March 1st, 10:50 PM
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Because full 20oz tanks are already somewhat heavy, and not many people are willing to carry more weight than that. The 114ci HPA tanks don't really change in weight after being filled.
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March 1st, 10:54 PM
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Just Chillin'
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I can easily tell the difference between my 68ci. empty and full. And ya, it's probably more about the weight.
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March 1st, 11:24 PM
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Yeah, they make a lot bigger then 20 oz. I think the highest I've seen is 32 oz. Although, that would make your setup a weigh as much as a cinder block.
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March 2nd, 03:34 PM
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sk8 with paint
Join Date: Dec 2005
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who could run with a 32 0z tank. mayb for a pansy u sits in a corner and just shoots
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March 2nd, 03:40 PM
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who could run with a 32 0z tank. mayb for a pansy u sits in a corner and just shoots
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March 2nd, 04:21 PM
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hahaha LMAO BURN
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March 2nd, 04:48 PM
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the biggest i've seen is 24oz. but yeah it's probally the weight thing...
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March 3rd, 05:09 PM
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T.H.A. all the way
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ya but u can always get a remote line and a 4+1 back pack and throw the 32 in back after that u wont notice a thing.
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March 3rd, 05:26 PM
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PbF Supporter
Join Date: May 2005
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yeah but if you play woods the remote coil could get caught on branches, and holding a gun with no tank just wouldnt feel right....
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Co2 tanks
Thanx A LOT Predator14 
