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    Re-filling

    I have a QB running on HPA and would like to know what my options are to re-fill my tank....

    I'm lazy and don't think a hand pump will work for me ...

    I would need to pull the barrel off in order to get my tank off to take it somewhere so I need to be able to fill it on the gun ...

    I am looking into a scuba tank and will need to get the filler hose and guage ....is this my best route or is there a better way?

    Thanks for any advice ...

    Shawn

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    Hand Pump

    SCUBA tank and appropriate connection pieces

    Shoebox compressor and another small-ish portable HPA bottle (say around 60ci) used to top up the 13ci bottle, and is re-filled by the Shoebox.

    That order of things was also 'cheapest' to 'most expensive' for options.
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    I think I have a line on a scuba tank for $50 but it will need to be tested I think ......and if it don't pass I'm out 50...

    I wish I could use the nice big full OXYGEN cylinder in the garage but I know that would end badly LOL!

    Do you sell the hand pumps or shoebox compressors? I'm going to check on your website now....

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    oxigen and oil dont mix and you know that ! lol

    get the pump it's good work out anay ways

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    BOOM!!! I wonder if anyone has been silly enough to try that ??

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    i was doing repair in a factory a couple of year ago and a big nasty rat jumed out of a drain in the floor as soon as it saw me he jumped back in , since i was welding copper with silfos and oxiacetilen torch i decided it was a good idea to flood the drain with the mix of extremly flamable gaz then light it so that the famous rat got a taste of my medecine...
    so i poured the deadly mix for a good 30 secondes. and lighted it ...BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM and a big crack in the ciment floor . i proceded to finish my weld very very fast so no one would see what i did ....

    the security guy showed up when i finished packing up my gear and asked "WHAT THE HELL APP'ND?!" me to hanser I don't know i was going to ask you the exact same thing !

    a little oufff moment and a huge laught as i wright it

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    Quote Originally Posted by poil27 View Post
    ......<snip>...
    so i poured the deadly mix for a good 30 secondes. and lighted it ...BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM and a big crack in the ciment floor . <snip>


    Hahahahaha.....are you sure you've never been in the Army?...because that sounds like the Army way of doing things!

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    Explosives can be fun.... every now and then we will fill a water bottle with oxy acetylene and poke a hole in the lid and jam some paper towel in to use as a wick and lite it up.......


    LOL thats nuts that the floor got busted up !!!! I bet the rat was a mess!

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    I though everyone knew that you are supposed to only put flammable gas down holes and light them when outside in dirt or sand (allows it to shift and settle afterwards- no cracking, only sink, caving, or perhaps surface blast-off if enough combustible material was used). If yer gonna blow sh!t up- at least do it so you can hide the damage easier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AirGunEric View Post
    .....If yer gonna blow sh!t up- at least do it so you can hide the damage easier.

    A-hahahahahahahahaha......I swear that's in the Bible somewhere.....'cause I've lived by it for 32 years.....

    Edit to add: And I've got a .177 sized hole in the "cathedral ceiling" above the piano to prove it.....
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