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**Party-Posse** · August 18th, 06:58 PM

I saw alot being offered off Ebay, are they any good? becuase if not, im moving on.
Edit: I mean the HPA tanks fyi

**ShotgunWeddingz** · August 18th, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Party-Posse

I saw alot being offered off Ebay, are they any good? becuase if not, im moving on.
Edit: I mean the HPA tanks fyi

To sum up everyones response that will reply here: "No."

-Weddingz

P.s. And for future reference, the Search option is a wonderful tool, as this hass been answered several times in the lasst month alone.

**Pirate4life** · August 18th, 08:15 PM

they are poorly made and suck ass, and they are all sold BY 3a paintball, they have a big ebay store.

shotgunweddingz-dont go around telling people to use the search butten, especially since 3A is too short to be searched

**mattyp151** · August 18th, 09:15 PM

what makes them so suckass?

I'm still using a 9 oz CO2 cuz i like the fact you don't even know it's there. But i will eventually move into HPA

**Master of Paint** · August 18th, 09:21 PM

The company is just very very poor and they are all horrible liars and thieves.

**ShotgunWeddingz** · August 18th, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Pirate4life

shotgunweddingz-dont go around telling people to use the search butten, especially since 3A is too short to be searched

Of course I do not mean to start any form of bickering, but the subject of the thread "3a Tanks" is not however.

-Weddingz

**element503** · August 25th, 12:48 AM

if you go to their site you will notice that they spend more time on the look of the gun than the internals. their marketing stratagy is putting hot girls on their products so people can stare at the stuff all day rather than play.

***MedicDVG*** · August 25th, 08:39 AM

What really sucks for me is the fact that their customer service is non-existant. Basically "Once the check cears, its your problem", is thier motto. I would reccomend that you go with a Pure Energy, Crossfire, Nitro-Duck, or any other name brand tank over that of the 3a tank.

The only reason being that if you have a problem with any of those tanks, the companies will bend over backwards to help you out, whereas 3a say "tough luck to you."

That means a lot when your tank craps out on you and one company is willing to overnite a part to you, and the other wants you to write them for an RMA number, then enter a work order in thier CS server, and then in 48 hours or less (ya right) you will get an e-mail with instructions as to how to send in your tank for repair... blah blah blah... Get the picture?

**element503** · August 25th, 03:51 PM

just what he said, crossfire or pure energy, im getting a 68/4500 psi tank from crossfire for my angel (when i get it)

**Master of Paint** · August 26th, 12:18 AM

we should all get together and boycott 3A out of the small business they have.

**element503** · August 26th, 12:31 AM

true that! actually i have never bought one of their products and never will, so ive started. want me to make a boycott 3A paintball sig?

***MedicDVG*** · August 26th, 12:36 AM

there is no need to boycott. Just don't buy from them. There is no need to jump on the "I hate 3a" bandwagon.

**calebtheredwood** · August 28th, 03:48 PM

I have purchased a 3A tank. It showed up with several scratches on the regulator. Upon filling it the gauge leaked. Within a month the fill nipple leaked. About two months after purchasing it the regulator leaked out the bleed hole. 3A customer service did NOT help me at all.

Feel free to make you own decision about 3A, I've already made mine.

Peace,
Redwood

Cali Guy 14 · August 28th, 07:39 PM

damn it was that bad? that sounds worse than a used tank that was dropped off a cliff.

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