should i go nitro??

[BLiNDMAN]

well i got a shutter with a sp all american barrel(which is nice thanx for the info fellas) well now i was thinking about going nitro... what kind of tank should i get??? are they all the same??? well i know the size is different.. but im not sure y sum cost alot more than others.. oh yeah and i don't want to spend an arm and a leg for it...

[Paintball Monkey]

If you want to go cheap, I have heard lots of good things about Crossfire's 68ci 3000psi stubbs (msrp $150). The expensive part of a lot of systems is usually the regulator. If you just want the convenience of HPA and don't care about adjustments, then just get a preset tank. They are the cheapest.

[BLiNDMAN]

thanx for the info paint monkey... i just came up on a tank on ebay um.. its $127.50 (137.50 including shipping) its for a aci bulldog 110ci preset 3000 ... what ya think?? is it a good deal???

[MC Escher]

Actually, when i first went nitro shopping, i was looking for a decent system with good features for a good price. The best value i have found seems to be the air gun designs flatline nitro system. For 238 dollars, you get a 68 ci fiber wrapped tank, with a 3000psi rating with adjustable out put and dual guages. You get all the features of a high end system for half the cost. and believe me, i hate preset tanks, the adjustable output is the direction you want to go.

[Counterfeit]

I am going to be buying a nitro system in the next few months and the one I have decided on is the AGD 68ci flatline.

[butt kicker]

the preset on the bulldog is not that great i have a 3000 68 nitro duck steel fix out put tank and it does well

[Brazen]

thats bull, my nitro tank was only 70 dollars, and i havent had one problem with it

[TLplus84]

Nitro is SO much better than Co2. It's soo much more stable...and your shots will be more constant