How many shots I can perform with this tank on a stock Tippmann A5? With cyclone of course.
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You should get around 450 to 500 shots with a 48/3000 tank using an A5. You will get a lot more if you were to get a 4500 psi tank instead.
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The recommended inlet air pressure for both the full size and touchup gun is 30 PSI, giving 10 PSI at the air cap on both guns. This pressure consumes 13 CFM on the full size gun and 8 CFM on the touchup gun. Everything you need to know to get started is on the first page of the included instructions. They recommend using a 5/16" ID or larger air hose. I would recommend a 3/8" ID hose as the hose and fittings are readily available. I've used these guns with as low as a 1 hp motor/40 gallon tank compressor but a larger capacity compressor gives an assured constant pressure and doesn't have to work so hard to keep up. All guns and paint types are different so I suggest that you get a piece of old sheet metal to get the feel of your guns and paint. I've got an old truck hood out back that I use regularly. Make sure you use a good regulator and moisture/contaminant trap. Let me know if you have any further questions!
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Maybe. I have been able to reach 50 shots. But sometimes my install of new cartridges is poor so I get leaks. A problem for me is the o- ring broke. Can't find replacement purchase options on Umarex website or anywhere. Went to hardware store to try and find similar size - results have been poor trying different sizes. Get leaks and loss of cartridges. I really like the gun otherwise. If anyone knows where to get replacement o-rings please advise.
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I run it on a 24 in bull barrel and the Nikon website (http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html#:4) I believe bases the ballistic coefficient on a 24 inch barrel and when I print up some of the bdc chart for my given ammo I'm shooting, it's pretty accurate. I was going to put it originally on my 18" barrel model and was reading that the bdc's would be pretty close. What was recommended was get the bdc print out, and then head to the range and you can see the slight differences on each circle and them you can adjust accordingly. I know that sounds like a pain, but the guy that was going over it, said that each bdc circle would be off say 5 or so yards so say if one would be 200, it would actually be 193 and so on. The bottom line is even with a 24 in barrel, I still confirm the bdc circles on each different round I fire down range. The scope is great and I just bought one for my father in law and he is hooked and a big fan. Hope that helps
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I can't really say but I know after maybe 250-500 maybe even 750 I have to rehydrate my advice you should go out and shoot at a outdoor ranger or an indoor range. 120 to 140 isn't right because my low profile hopper holds 250 paintballs and after i'm done with that my tank will show 1000 psi on it. this is from my experience in the field.
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You can shoot 38, 39, 100 or even thousands if you take care of your revolver wiseguy :) Google HotSmart!
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Yep. No problem. I use it on a 20 gallon Sanborn. Usually with an impact your not constantly using it so I can easily get off two tires then let mine air back up if I need four off but I have never had too. Nice gun for the price. I would buy another.
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It's more about how much air the compressor will put out per minute. You will have to stop fairly frequently to let your setup catch up if you are painting something that is large. I have/had a set of these guns. You can't use them straight out of the box. Totally take them apart and clean all the junk out of them and take the plastic gasket, that divides the nozzle from the paint chamber, and some 800 grit sandpaper and on a flat surface, lap the gasket flat (can't remember if it's the front or back side but you'll be able to tell which one should be smooth). Mine leaked air, very badly, into the paint chamber. Every time I squeezed the trigger, you could see bubbles percolating through the paint. Lapping that hard plastic gasket stopped that. Don't expect to be able to spray a candy with these guns. The pattern(s) on mine is/are too inconsistent. I ended up buying a different gun to shoot my base/clear. Matt
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Probably need to get a tank with a better regulator Bob long guns are very particular.if you're shooting a bob long then you probably want to get a ninja tank with their Pro regulator
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It handles hits at about 1150fps from my .177 Hatsan 125 at 20 yards just fine. The orange stickers of course start to disintegrate from the first use, but I just spray some white paint on the paddles when needed to keep the visibilty up.
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This gun runs off of bigger tanks. Not the small cartridges used in airsoft guns. They can run off 9oz or bigger.
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It's a co2 my friend.the tank goes were the hand grip is at.. it shoots pretty good too.
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As an avid Tippmann customer/player, this is probably one of the best upgrades you can get. I have this barrel on a custom fabricated old school M98, and as a semi-auto long rifle, it gets more kills than the automatics I've played against. I prefer this barrel over a flatline, because its accuracy is better at typical paintball combat ranges.
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This gun is loaded relatively quickly. The ten pumps is not a hassle at all, anyways I do at least 12 or so pumps. This gun can go through a full milk gallon and then some. This is the most powerful pellet gun I own and shoots well over 715 fps.
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Very accurate, I have videos of me shooting the edge of a playing card splitting it in half, also a video of me shooting a target suspended by a human hair and hitting the hair. How good of a shot are you is how accurate this gun is for the price.... I also use Crossman domed pellets, totally agree with PepeGraves too, keep an allen wrench and a screwdriver handy to keep all the screws and the bolts on your scope synched up like any gun, you'll have lots of fun with this air rifle..
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This gun runs off of bigger tanks. Not the smallcartridges used in airsoft guns. They can run off 9oz or bigger.
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I would say under 300 fps but 400 fps and above get a full head gear that would give you better protection, to play it safe. People I know run it in 400 fps battles says its okay and cant take the constant beating of the bb's.