Air Filling

[Dazman]

Hey there another stupid question

How do i fill an air run system at home?

What sort of kit do I require and how much does it cost to do this?

Any advise would be greatfull

Darren

[Parksy]

A dive tank (people normally go for 12l) and a fill rig.

New dive tank will cost you £150/£200 and a rig anywhere from £50 up over.

[Dazman]

what do you recommend air or co2

[M.Beer]

AIR!

[Parksy]

Originally posted by M.Beer
AIR!

Word :p

[Dazman]

So how come the paintball sites use co2.

Is it easy if u take ur own kit to a paintball site to get a co2 or air canister refilled

[Parksy]

All sites do co2. Only some do air. It is easier at a site to get co2 therefore than air refilled. However it is a hell of a lot easier from a personal point of view to store your own air than it is to store your own co2 :)

[alan phoenix]

some sites use co2 some sites use air, though more sites seem to be moving over to air as its easier to fill , the markers require less maintainance (o rings and seals last longer etc) and markers do not freeze up during rapid fire in colder temperatures.

[Dazman]

I was looking to buy my first own gun. was wondering what was better. thanks for the help

is it better to start with a co2 then move up to air?

Do most sites fill you air cannister for you?

[Dazman]

What about having both bottles and choosing on site

Do you need any licences to own a paintball gun?

[Melchior]

both bottles is nice if you can afford it.
no you dont need a license to own a pball gun

if you're considering playing paintball casually, get CO2. If you plan on playing regularly/seriously, get air. I started with CO2, got air after a few months, waste of money

[Dazman]

Looking to go about once a month at the moment. Proberbly all i can afford at present but am looking to get into it a bit more seriously

[Dazman]

Cheers Guys

between all of you and the Fat Bob my choice has been sorted

Cheers

Dazman