Weight

[GomerPile2525]

Ive herd alot about the angel air being very heavy...Is this tru? becuase in the future i would like to get a angel air tank becuase im gonna be running an angel...

Gomer :hititraw:

[Vantage_TeS]

Yes the AIR is on the heavy side. I still love BOTH of mine :)

[GomerPile2525]

how much heavier do you think it is from a regular 68/4500?

Gomer :blasting: :elephant:

[Crazy Train]

Compared to a screw-in 68/4500 tank...it's probably like a little under a pound heavier. My guess is 10-14oz heavier.

[GomerPile2525]

Well thats not anything to worry about....becuase i might be able to get 68/4500 angel air for 200$

Gomer

[Crazy Train]

Good deal. Good luck.

[dexbot]

I got my 68/4500 air for about the same price and it has worked flawlessly. I don't even notice the weight. I do notice that the digital gauges rule!

[GomerPile2525]

HAHAH ya i bet they do :fade:

Gomer

[Crazy Train]

I've been using mine forever but I still wish they would redesign it and make it lighter.

[BuNkErEd]

AIRs are pretty heavy. thats one of the reasons i switched to my crossfire. its wayyyyy lighter and i actually get way better consistency. with the air, i would get alrite consistency, like +/- 4-5. with my crossfire i get +/- 2 all day.

[GomerPile2525]

I think i will get a crossfire because if mt ir3 breaks then i can just run the air on my cocker. or spyder

Gomer

[asuspeeder]

I love my Angel air, it rocks!!!
Get it.

[C.Carles-AOG]

I have always gotten great consistency out of my AIR setups, I highly recommend them. Weight is slightly more than the average tank, workout some.

[GomerPile2525]

well if i come across a angel air tank that is cheap then i will buy :piss2: :drools:

[fox_boy338]

how many shots dose a 68/45 air get set at 150psi on a speed angel