[{Pb}Atracin]

So I've narrowed my choices to a Crossfire tank, but my local store has only two I want...a 68/45 and a 70/45.
So I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what the major differences are, or which tank would get of the most shots per fill.

[Buck]

{Pb}Atracin, on Sep 29 2008, 07:23 PM, said:

So I've narrowed my choices to a Crossfire tank, but my local store has only two I want...a 68/45 and a 70/45.
So I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what the major differences are, or which tank would get of the most shots per fill.

There isn't much different about them.

The 68/45 is 68 cubic inches in capacity, while the 70/45 is 70 cubic inches in capacity. Both can be filled to 4,500 psi.

One is only 2 cubic inches bigger, not much of a difference in shots.

I would say go for the 68/45, as it will be a bit smaller.

[rebel492991]

the 68/45 is a smaller tank then the 70/45, so the 70/45 will get more shoots but not many. i would take my gun in and see if i can try both tanks on my gun and see what position there place the gun in and then chose the one i like better.

[{Pb}Atracin]

rebel492991, on Sep 29 2008, 06:28 PM, said:

the 68/45 is a smaller tank then the 70/45, so the 70/45 will get more shoots but not many. i would take my gun in and see if i can try both tanks on my gun and see what position there place the gun in and then chose the one i like better.

Thanks, I'll do that

[techpbminion]

just go wit the 70 45 get more shots smaller lighter more efficent

[RL_33]

the 70 is a stubby so its short and fat, id get that.

[{Pb}Atracin]

Yeah I'll probably go with a 70/45 high pressure tank.

[peewee]

i have a lp crossfire stubby and it is nice. gets plenty shots per fill, it is the same size as the crossfire 68/45 (size wise), and it is only a couple ounces heavier.

[Mwagballer]

If your smaller and have smaller arms then go with a smaller tank if you bigger go with tank.

[TampaBrock]

Ask the shop if you can screw in both tanks to a gun (when you plan on going to buy one). Hold the gun like you are playing and pick the one that is most comfortable.

[rebel492991]

TampaBrock, on Sep 30 2008, 05:04 PM, said:

Ask the shop if you can screw in both tanks to a gun (when you plan on going to buy one). Hold the gun like you are playing and pick the one that is most comfortable.

lol..... thank you made me laugh.

but your info is right.

[Brown]

prob a 70/45 they are more compact and you can move around better

[paintballfreak36]

no big diffs you will only vary like 200 shots per fill so just go with the cheaper one