Owned:
Crossfire 88/4500(to big)
Catalina 47/3000(heavy,to not enough shots)
Tested:
Dye throttle stuby(Comfortable,efficeint)
Crossfire stuby(Lil heavy for a stuby)
Evil scion(very efficeint)
Marker Setup:
Black Nerve, Empire Fuel 71/4500 , Empire Reloader B, Stiffi 14" Mamba Black .691
NDZ Slik Roller Trigger
Strengths:
Super efficient
Recharge rate
No drop shots
Weaknesses:
Empire doesnt make stubby, no biggy
Review:
Strenghts:
The tank is very efficent and is a great uprgade from the 88/4500, it might be smaller, but yet its more efficient.
The tank its pretty light
The recharge rate is amazing
Have been through a case of paint and still havent had a drop shot
The tank is 71 but Empire managed to make the same size as a 68/4500
Weakness:
Empire doesnt make stubbys but it doesnt matter cause its the same size as 68
Conclusion:
The tank haas been perfect so far n i have had no problems yet, but nutin is perfect
i know im not on the right review but there was only one other guy that reviewed the empire fuel adjustable but he hasnt been on for hella days. so do u know if the empire fuel adjustable come with a rail to attach it to the gun? cuz by looking at pictures on the internet it doesnt look like they can screw in.
but nice review on the preset screw in.
Last edited on Thursday, June 22nd, 2006 at 3:40 pm PST
did actionvillage say what kind of rail to use. cuz i think i might buy that tank. is it like a dovetail rail or did he name any good rails. if they didnt say thats cool. but let me know. thanks
efficient? what are you guys talking about with efficiency of a tank? efficiency comes from your marker setup, a tank provides your air-source. the only thing is can it keep up with your marker. efficiency, jeez...
