can you use this with paintball air tanks?
1863561
Yes you can. :) Just be prepared for a good work-out of your arms/back. It will take a long time (many strokes) to fill a paintball tank, but it can be done! It's the reason I bought the air pump to begin with.
1863562
Yes it works perfect I use it every weekend 3-4 times when I play woodsball
1863563
If you have the right fill adapter for the hose. It takes a lot of pumps to get to 2000psi though and if you need to go to 3000psi you need to weigh at least 200lbs. to compress it. It will take at least 15 pumps for every 100lbs of pressure you need in the tank.
1863564
I've never tried but assuming the plumbing connectors are correct it should work. I will say one thing. This is the worst pump in the world. Had it back to the shop three times and I was told I pump too hard. Waste of money.
1221322
I wouldn't recommend this. The tank is pressurized pretty heavily and using the tank like a spray bottle would essentially create a rocket.
948509
I believe you can. Air does go out of it. I haven't used it like that but I can't see why you couldn't. As long as the handheld pump has the right adapter. I hope this helps.
1566755
I believe it only works with paintball tanks. I've seen a sodastream adapter and it looks to have a slightly different thread size.
1374504
you will need a hopper, to load paintballs and a compressed air tank. Non of those things are included. After that, you will need to fill up your airtank at a paintball shop or air compresser and load paintballs.
952220
This regulator is for CGA 320 valve Co2 tank connections, meaning not paintball types. Mine is connected to a 5 lb. aluminum tanks. You can get those on Amazon for about $55.
1066072
I don't think so. I used it on a 9oz paint ball tank to, an attempt, carbonate my beer, email me at jaim3strada@yahoo.com
2254989
When we went to the paintball field, we actually switched out the CO2 tank for a compressed air tank. We found it is much easier and less expensive to use compressed air vs CO2. I realized this doesn't completely answer your question, but may be an alternative to CO2.
544611
Paintball tanks have a universal size valve, so yes it will fit all paintball co2 tanks
226450
You would need a female adapter to attach to your fill probe http://www.amazon.com/Air-Venturi-Quick-Disconnect-Female-Threads/dp/B004M37FYA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426213092&sr=8-1&keywords=Air+Venturi+Male+Quick-Disconnect%2C+1%2F8%22+BSPP+Female+Threads A yoke to attach to the tank http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Paintball-SCUBA-Fill-Station/dp/B001T6I1K0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426213140&sr=8-1&keywords=ninja+yoke And a fill whip http://www.amazon.com/PaintballSky-Paintball-Fill-Whip-Extension/dp/B00DUMIAXE/ref=pd_sim_sg_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TSAJZXDR064SEDCHP91 Beware though that this is a 3000psi tank, so you won't get that many fills from it. This tank is best for rifles with a small air reservoir and small caliber that uses a minimal amount of air. I recommend you get a 4500 psi SCBA.
1588682
You need a compressor with a tank for airbrush. This compressor is not going to work for you.
146950
i have never attempted to use air compresor just have them filled at the local paintball store
478906
I guess the real answer would be yes it would be capable of filling it. I sure would not want to attempt it. The main use is to fill your Airgun with Pump. At o to 3000 psi 300 pumps or so, and that tank is 300 cc. I hope this is some help to you
1478278
No the tank can only be used for co2. If you want to use air you will need to purchase a hpa tank.
403638
I do believe you can. Check out the Forney 87798 and Forney 87801 tank adapters on Amazon for this purpose.
1314057
Yes there are many mods and bulk air adapters. hpa, nitrogen and co2 are all compatible. Drozdmax.com is a great site.
1425047
It works, I assure you. Maybe try and tighten it further. It makes normal co2 tank regulators work on paintball tanks. Maybe there's a problem with the tank itself? Are you sure it has co2 in it?