20#
It's been almost 11 months since my first paintball gun. I've spent at least 40$ thus far in purchasing CO2. not bad, considering the year of fun I've had. Shortly after I purchased my first gun, I was talking to a friend that had just moved here who was building their house. they said 'when we're all done, you'll have to come out to our place and setup our network for us'. Well, they finished, I showed up, and proceeded to spend about 7 hours last weekend learning the dd-wrt firmware flash for the linksys wrt54gl access points. They have a pretty complicated setup that makes good use of the WDS options, and we setup a little satalite link between to places to push their satalite i-net around their property. They could not be happier. Turns out, they work at OxArc and wanted to say thankyou. You're looking at the proud new owner of a 20 pound CO2 tank, complete with siphen manufactured THIS MONTH and full of CO2. I'll drop a few bucks and get a fill kit for it.
Ok, who has the sandrail I can mount a gattling paintball gun on? I've got the air...
posted by forkev at 9/28/2006 08:36:00 AM
4 Comments:
Congratulations on your new aquisition. :)
that is a lovely tank! the guard on the top to keep from snapping the valve off and sending the tank through a wall is particularly nice.
when you die, i'm using that picture at your ceremony. that is so you.
were you thinking of getting a fill system that you can just plug in and it extracts CO2 from the ambient environment?
i'd be honored to be remembered with my CO2 tank.
I asked Dale when I took posession of the tank if he'd help me knock off the valve so I could ride it around and I think he though I was serious. The 5-10$ to fill the tank is probably a better investment then some thousand$ contraption that I have to keep breating into to get CO2.
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