ZmOz

First let me say I know absolutely nothing about paintball guns. I'm trying to use a 20oz CO2 tank for another project, and I'm having a little trouble finding a regulator. What I need is a regulator that will screw onto the 20oz tank, and put out 300psi or less. It also needs to have threads on it for attaching standard fittings. Can anybody point me in the direction of what I'm looking for?

Thanks!

Huey69

I've never heard of such a thing. You need to have the co2 tank hooked up to the reg via some kind of hose.

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paintbug

palmer female stablizer to the rescue! your co2 tank screw into it and then it has a spot for a fitting for the hose on the side. heres a pic. http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/images...fem-stab-2.JPG for more info check www.palmer-pursuit.com

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ZmOz

EXACTLY what I'm looking for. Is there maybe a cheaper way to do the same thing? I see lots of "low pressure" regulators on ebay for around $30-50, but I have no idea what or how they hook up to anything...

paintbug

you can get a standard ASA (the part that screws into a tank) run a hose to a regulator, then put another ASA on top of the reg and run a hose to whatever you are using it for. you may save a few dollars, but the palmers is designed to be used with CO2. alot of the "cheaper" regs will fail and or are not consistant with CO2

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