[Darkblade48]

I'm not sure if such an adapter exists, but if it does, I don't see why it wouldn't work.

 

[Sean W.]

i found this, looks like it replaces the the valve in the Co2 tank with a paintball thread... this might work. only thing is i dont know of a place that has the ability to refill a paintball tank that will refill a 20lb tank.... i think id have to beg and plead with places like big 5 to do it...

http://www.dropzonepaintball.com/Tr...ve-p/273.htm?gclid=CLzQ7bGErb0CFQqEfgodMJwAJg

 

[jrman83]

20lb tanks are hard to get refilled IMO. 10lb and below I have numerous places around my house and I used to have a welding supply store that would refill my 20lb for me but they stopped doing it for some reason. Finding places that produce their own CO2 is hard to find. I turned in my bottle and now "rent" a 20lb bottle for $20 a refill.

That adapter does not look like it will work to me. Your problem is why pb regulators are a waste of money IMO.

 

[Sean W.]

The adapter i found replaces the stock valve in the Co2 tank. what makes you think it wont work? unscrew the stock one, screw this one in, profit...

 

[jrman83]

Same size, same thread, same type of seal?

 

[Sean W.]

I assume so. Click on the link above the picture

 

[Bettatail]

it won't work, don't try.

 

[DoctorLondom]

The "adapter" you posted is just a replacement for the output on a standard paintball tank. It is not a CGA-320-cylinder to paintball-style-regulator adapter. If you've ever seen a standard CO2 tank you know the size isn't remotely similar. You need a regulator with a standard inlet fitting.

Here's your "adapter" in place.

 

[fraviz]

I m not a hundred % sure... but I think you are out of luck.....
Be careful with what you doing... co2 burn is not nice...
I never heard of such adapter..... and that wouldn't be a standard tank... who is going to fill it for you? Better get a normal regulator

 

[RLee]

I m not a hundred % sure... but I think you are out of luck.....
Be careful with what you doing... co2 burn is not nice...
I never heard of such adapter..... and that wouldn't be a standard tank... who is going to fill it for you? Better get a normal regulator

+1 In the end you will be happier with a normal reg. I tried to find adapters as well but failed.