Prices start at $95 for 47ci and are $169 for 68ci, $179 for 88ci and $189 for 114ci. Features: 850 psi fixed output, manufactured to CGA & ASTM, high flow design, and lightning fast regulation when firing.
Product Availability
The Crossfire Air System is newer, so it should be commonly available, both new and used. Check out the Places to Buy links below for places to purchase it new.
Have Crossfire's 68/4500 HP Fiber Wrapped tank....used on my Tippmann 98 Custom, Spyder Fenix (HP) and Dragun T.E.S. (LP).
Strengths:
Consistant, no leaking, decent weight, regulator keeps up in high ROF.
Weaknesses:
None....NO problems or complaints.
Review:
I am very pleased with this Crossfire Nitro/HPA tank. I bought this one based on countless GREAT consumer reviews and recommendations. I can see why now. I'm pleased with it's weight, size, build quality and performance. I hear from others that Crossfire customer service is great.....I hope I don't have to find out, but I'm sure they will treat me as a "customer".
Conclusion:
For reliability, consistancy and overall performance I highly recommend Crossfire fiber wrapped tanks. The price is fair and competitive with others!
Crossfire tanks are very good. I have a 68/3000 fiber tank and its a LOT lighter than the steel one thats the same size as mine. These tanks are very consistant and have good recharge. The guages are accurate and the tank is durable even for fiber wrap. I havent dropped it...yet, but you can tell that this tank will last a while. My only problem was when my reg wasnt recharging after each shot and would run empty then i would have to turn the tank for it to recharge BUT i figured out that was my dropforward's on/off that was causing that. onto the Psycho Ballistics review for that but overall. THIS TANK IS GOOD AND YOU NEED ONE
Conclusion:
uhhhh buy it? thats my final conclusion. if you dont have it, you should get it, if you dont like it, your stupid, and if you are too cheap for it..... get a job because these tanks are just that good
Red 2k2 Vert. Feed cocker
Nickel/Red Kaner
Chrome/Red Uni-Mount
Clear EvoII
47/3000 Crossfire HPA tank
Strengths:
Cheap, works well
Weaknesses:
The low pressure burst disk tends to blow when left full.
Review:
I got this after I got my cocker last christmas, works good, BUT when I get it filled after I get done playing and take it home full, the burst disk(LP (1800psi)) tends to blow, had to have it changed TWICE, last time the airsmith put in a 3000psi disk so it wont blow again, I'm probably going with Worrgas or Pure Energy when I get the money.
Conclusion:
Pray before you go to buy one if you get one, pray that you get a good one, I'll give it a 7, becuase the dang Email address wont work to try to talk to someone about the bad reg.
This tank is extremely consistent and among the best I have ever used.
Weaknesses:
Normally, other tanks have obvious weaknesses. Im still trying to find one for this tank.
Review:
Crossfire tanks are simply put: if not one of then then the best tank out there money can buy. I have not experienced a better tank out there. Crossfire has done an outstanding job in making sure that their products are really well made. They have really outdone themselves. If you were going to buy any other tank, I would reconsider and buy this one!
Conclusion:
If you dont have a tank, GO OUT AND BUY THIS ONE NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rating:
10 out of 10
Last edited on Sunday, December 5th, 2004 at 2:51 pm PST
Had ZERO problems with it. Its nice looking, light comparitivly. Great customer service.
Weaknesses:
A bit long, but they ALL tanks have that added lenght in the reg.
Review:
I bought this as my first HPA tank. I had researched it for quite some time. It was gonna be either this one or a Nitro Duck. I am pleased with my purchase. Ive had NO problems, no leaks, its never given me any aingst.
Umm, need more words apparently.
I got the 68/3000 Fiber wrapped, happy with the choice.
Conclusion:
Definately buy this. Dont waste money on a leaky tank (PE, 3A), get a Crossfire. Great tanks. 9/10 cuz nothing is perfect.
Only 12oz c02 and a 20oz c02 but they don't compare because its c02 and c02 loses velocity and freezes up and when its cold it sux.
Marker Setup:
03 blue vert feed a/c,88ci 4500psi crossfire tank, dye cover,12v revolution w/x-board, 7-piece empire barrel kit, p&p bolt, psycho ballistics drop forward w/ on/off,
Strengths:
consistent shots every time.at least 1,300 shots
Weaknesses:
Can't find one.
Review:
Finally came Christmas and I got to use it. Crisp,clean,and consistent shots every time. You can get at least 1,300 shots out of this tank and thats about double most c02 tanks. Only complaint i had is how hard it was to unscrew into your gun but all i had to do was lube the threads of the tank and now its easy to take in and out
REMEMBER TO LUBRICATE THE THREADS SO ITS EASIER TO SCREW IN AND OUT OF YOUR GUN.
Conclusion:
All in all this product is awesome. This product gives straight shots every time no drop offs. CONSISTENCY.
Rating:
10 out of 10
Last edited on Thursday, July 15th, 2004 at 9:18 pm PST
2000 BKO with 12" dye boomstick, dye sticky grips, 12 volt revy, drop forward with 68/3000 psi crossfire tank
Strengths:
It's the cheapest carbon fiber tanks on the market
Weaknesses:
nothing
Review:
Crossfire tanks are outstanding in price and performance. Crossfire tanks are available in almost any size imaginable, to fit your needs. You can get tanks to have a low or high output pressure. I have a 68/3000psi carbon fiber tank that works great on my BKO. I have never had any problems with it. You can't beat the price either. My tank was only $160! Tanks are even dropping more in price. Today you can buy a 68/4500psi tank for like $170-$180 from Crossfire. However, Crossfire doesn't make the best tanks in the world. If you want the best, buy an angel air tank or a smart parts tank setup. Although, these tanks cost at least twice as much as Crossfire tanks.
Conclusion:
Buy a Crossfire tank today! You will not be dissapointed! A great value.
Centerflag Hyperflow and Dynaflow. They, too, are great tanks, but mount-on-gun tanks get to be a hassle.
Marker Setup:
Orange Freeflow Lotus, Purple/Black Flame Bushmaster, Black LED Matrix
Strengths:
Customer service and high flow.
Weaknesses:
Haven't used it long enough to find anything wrong.
Review:
The biggest selling point on their air systems is their 100% backing by their customer support. I was called up immediately when the tank was repaired, and then promptly called. Tank was paid for and received about 4 days later, along with two free magazines. How awesome can these guys be.
Conclusion:
Get it, you won't regret it. Their customer service is #1.
In the past I have used a pretty generic air tank, 68 CI, 3000 (I forget the brand) with a AGD Flatline Reg. Compared to my crossfire system, it wasn't nearly as good. Crossfire gave me great consistency and efficiency
Marker Setup:
I shoot an Emag that has a ULE body, Level 10, X-Valve, and Hammerhead Barrel System
Strengths:
Excellent Volume, very lightweight, Compact Size
Weaknesses:
None that I was aware of.
Review:
I love my new Crossfire Air system. I am shooting an Emag, which shuts down around 700 PSI, and my tank gets me through a lot of paint. In addition, the size and weight are very competive. This is by far the best air system I have ever used with my equipment.
Conclusion:
If you can only buy one air system, buy Crossfire Air. The pricing is good, and the quality is excellent.
*It holds air
*it refills
*it empties
*it hasn't broken
Weaknesses:
Kinda heavy
Review:
As far as I know all a NO2 tank has to do is be able to fill and empy it, and in the meanwhile the tank needs to not leak. I dont see how any tanks can get a bad rating as long as they do just that. The tank Is a bit on the heavy side but the price is on the low side so they balance out.
Conclusion:
If you're looking for a relatively cheap fixed pressure air tank thats hassle free and does what its supposed to then get this. If you want a pricey, possibly lighter tank that does the same thing keep looking. I give this tank 9 stars and only because it could be lighter.
