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N Turnbull
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Re: Introduction
You aren’t by chance looking for a Tau 7 with a left handed grip are you? I have one that I am trying to find a home for.
Re: Introduction
Ok, I just went to the dark side.
I just acquired a new to me, Walther CPM-1 AND a Walther CP2.
The bulk CO2 tank was peanuts and local fills at the welding shop
are 32 dollars for 20 pounds. At 3 ounces a fill, it will last a fair bit.
Tanks need to be recertified periodically, but since you exchange the tank when you "refill" it
its the weld shops responsibility, unlike my scuba tank. I LOVE the older mechanical triggers
in these things and they outshoot me, didn't cost a fortune and I enjoy the different personalities they have.
I still have my P44 and would never get rid of it, but I shoot every day and the change of pace is worth it.
I HAD to get two to make it worth getting a co2 tank, lol
I just acquired a new to me, Walther CPM-1 AND a Walther CP2.
The bulk CO2 tank was peanuts and local fills at the welding shop
are 32 dollars for 20 pounds. At 3 ounces a fill, it will last a fair bit.
Tanks need to be recertified periodically, but since you exchange the tank when you "refill" it
its the weld shops responsibility, unlike my scuba tank. I LOVE the older mechanical triggers
in these things and they outshoot me, didn't cost a fortune and I enjoy the different personalities they have.
I still have my P44 and would never get rid of it, but I shoot every day and the change of pace is worth it.
I HAD to get two to make it worth getting a co2 tank, lol