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As a rule of thumb, remember that, the larger the tank, the higher your marker's muzzle velocity potential. In conjunction w/ a larger CO2 tank, you'll need a spring upgrade for either your TIPPMANN 98 marker which we stock here and/or the assault spring combo for your SPYDER VICTOR, AGGRESSOR, XTRA, PILOT, MR100, MRX marker which can be seen here.

In terms of shot count otherwise, about 1100 shots on factory setting seems to be what different users more or less are saying.

This tank otherwise is of impressive quality - the amount of safety precautions on the tank's side, the crispness thereof. Moreover, these tanks are DOT (Department of Transport (America) and TC (Transport Canada) approved. For further reading on this matter and the benefit of having a pressurized recepticle stamped as such, please see here

Product Description:

CO2 has powered the paintballs shot back and forth since the earliest days of the game, and it’s used to this day by players to power paintball guns used for recreation and the tactical paintball guns and pistols used for force on force engagements! Whether a 20 ounce paintball CO2 tank threaded into a new player’s paintball gun or a 12gram CO2 cartridge inserted into a magazine-fed tactical paintball pistol, Valken’s line of paintball CO2 products can ensure every player at any level of the game can select the best paintball air source for their needs.

Product Specfications:

A staple of the game of paintball for decades, the 20oz paintball CO2 tank offers plenty of shots per fill with compatible paintball guns like the Valken Blackhawk line, Tippmann 98, Tippmann A5, the Spyder or the GOG eNMEy line, and is a simple, affordable way to power your paintball gun for between 700 and 1000 shots! Equipped with a high-quality pin valve that will thread into a paintball gun's bottle adapter and a safety burst disk to vent the air in the case of overpressure in the tank, the Valken 20oz CO2 tank is an essential piece of paintball gear!
According to 49CFR 180.207, re-test year for a compressed air aluminum cylinder is 10 years and for CO2 is 5 years. There is no expiry date for these cylinders as long as they pass the retest requirements as shown.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/49/180.207

Each UN pressure receptacle that becomes due for periodic requalification must be requalified at the interval specified in the following table:

Interval (years)	UN pressure receptacles/hazardous materials
10	Pressure receptacles for all hazardous materials except as noted below (also for dissolved acetylene, see paragraph (d)(3) of this section):
5	Composite pressure receptacles.
5	Metal hydride storage systems
5	Pressure receptacles used for: All Division 2.3 materials. UN1013, Carbon dioxide. UN1043, Fertilizer ammoniating solution with free ammonia. UN1051, Hydrogen cyanide, stabilized containing less than 3% water. UN1052, Hydrogen fluoride, anhydrous. UN1745, Bromine pentafluoride. UN1746, Bromine trifluoride. UN2073, Ammonia solution. UN2495, Iodine pentafluoride. UN2983, Ethylene Oxide and Propylene oxide mixture, not more than 30% ethylene oxide.