TargetTalk

I thought we'd made that clear. Most top-end ISSF airguns have aadaptors that screw straight into 232bar or 300bar DIN valves. They are therefore much bigger than 1/8" BSP or NPT. The gun's cylinder just screws directly on to that adaptor. No hose or quick-disconnect is needed in the vast majo...

If you just need a way to vent, this should be a good fit for what you're looking to do. This will fill and vent as long as your co2 valve is the same thread we use in paintball. http://www.ninjapaintball.com/newfillstations.html (please look at the Ninja Deluxe Mini CO2 Fill Station) They are about...

On a separate note, my son has one of the Ninja carbon fiber tanks; it's clearly very well made, is very light, and is portable in a way that the full-size scuba tank is not. I don't know that the average ISSF shooter would benefit from this smaller tank, but it would be a great way to carry around...

The larger SCBA style cylinders tend to run upwards of $700+ when you include the cylinder + valve + hoses. Ours would be $300 and include all of the above and still give someone multiple fills at home. Its less volume but as an example, a Marauder can expect about 8-9 fills filling from about 1800...

Sorry, that last post was by me. I thought I was still logged in when I went to post.

Rob, my bad. I should have made it clear that I wass responding to Tommy. With a 15 litre tank I don't think many ISSF shooters would need to get a refill more than once every 12-18 months. My own main tank is a 15 litre with a 232 bar DIN valve with a pressure gauge. Leaving that at home and makin...

I'm presuming you're from the UK, but can I suggest putting your location in your profile. In the UK, where there is no shortage of dive shops, I think most people go for a scuba tank. David, I updated my profile. Thanks for letting me know to do that. We're based right outside of Chicago, IL but o...

Coming up to my first refills for my new Morini. To my knowledge, my nearest refill shop is 20 miles away and they'll refill for £1.00 per bottle but the 40 mile round trip is going to cost me a good tenner. Which would be the most economical way for the long term: a) buy a scuba tank and get it fi...

Hi, everyone, I just bought Walther CP2 and really needed help charging gun's cylinder. I attached fill adapter to the CO2 tank, then screw in CP2 cylinder then open the CO2 tank valve. After may be about 5 second or so I close the tank valve then tried to remove the cylinder but so tightlly attach...