What do I need for my air tank?

[CptMoonlight]

That's why we always try to set the new guys on the right direction

Thank you, gentlemen.

[Gertrude]

Glad that you are on the right track with pressure rated equipment.
it is highly recommended that you use a GOOD quality gauge on your fill set up. The mini gauge on your disco is not accurate. They are known to be off by quite a bit. I have a couple that are off by 300 to 400 psi.

Well, dang. That's good to know. I've read a ton about the disco and haven't read that.

don't feel like the Lone Ranger.
It's not just the Disco Gauge. It's basically ALL the little mini gauges.

What you want to do is get a GOOD liquid filled gauge for your fill rig.
 this is a good example from one of our fine vendors Tim at Mac-1 Airguns

http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/2k-liquid-filled-gauge-1-8-npt-center-back-2-p/le18ga2.htm

then, when you fill the Disco, fill it to 500psi, ON THE FILL RIG GAUGE, Then Stop,...and take a look at where your rifles gauge is reading.
Make a note of it.

 Then go to 1000 psi, ON THE FILL RIG GAUGE, Then Stop, ... and take a look at the rifle gauge again,
Make a note of it.

do the same for 1500psi on the fill rig gauge,

and again at 2000.

this will give you a close idea of how far off your guns gauge is.

THEN,... as you are doing your tuning, and shot strings,... you use the readings from the fill rig gauge.
 The rifles gauge is basically "just a rough indication" of what the actual pressures are through out your strings.

Never use the rifles gauge as your actual's... and you will save yourself much frustration when tuning for flat strings and/or efficiency.

[CptMoonlight]

I called these guys back about the tank and spoke with them and they came up with a way to bleed the valve. They have been awesome about it. I tried to fill them in a little on the air gun market. I asked their permission to put their info up on this site. Maybe they'll be able to provide competition in the air gun tank/parts market.


Fullerton Welding Supply in Inola, OK. They don't have much of a website, but they had everything I needed to get me shooting and doing so safely.

info@fullertonweldingsupply.com

[Joe Brancato]

Good deal.  That is not an oxy tank so all is good. 

Joe is knowledgeable and friendly, his products are first rate and service is good too.  You can try Airhog products but I think Joe is a better deal and has more to offer.  Don't believe everything you read....... just about half

Tom

Thanks Tom.  We offer to match any price, and we are support the airgun industry events, etc.

Oh, and this is one reason people (including me) get a little nervous when people say "Oxygen" near PCP airguns



This guy was in a serious world of hurt from using oxygen in his Rapid.