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The point of their system is to have you buy their replacement cartridges frequently. It is indeed not cost effective.
I think she's talking about the 1lb kit which says it is refillable. Talk to the retailer, I'd be mad too. Worst case maybe there's an adapter you can use to make it work or use a paintball tank or something. Good luck.The point of their system is to have you buy their replacement cartridges frequently. It is indeed not cost effective.
Yes, I'm talking about the 1L Professional Set.I think she's talking about the 1lb kit which says it is refillable. Talk to the retailer, I'd be mad too. Worst case maybe there's an adapter you can use to make it work or use a paintball tank or something. Good luck.
Another question..
Would I be able to use the ISTA Regulator if I bought a standard US cylinder?
I disagree with this. If a store went out of their way to help you and found (bought?) the piece to help you, support them by having them refill for you.I agree, just ask them what fitting they bought and buy one for yourself, and next time you can take your canister pretty much anywhere and they can use your adaptor to fill your canister.
Did you actually pay $200 for this? I only ask because you could've spent less money on a GLA Atomic Paintball CO2 Regulator ($150) or $50 more for a standard GLA paintball regulator. Both units have a solenoid, which the ISTA appears to be lacking.I've been using the ISTA Professional C02 Supply Set for about 6 months and today I went to get my canisters refilled, but nobody can fill them because they're the european type. I purchased these from Drs Foster & Smith so I was under the impression that I'd be able to get them refilled. I basically threw hundreds of dollars away because now the set is useless!! Has anyone else used this system and if so where did you get your cylinders refilled?
No need to rub it in and that system does come with a solenoid fyi. Other than the refill issues looks like a good system for the money.Did you actually pay $200 for this? I only ask because you could've spent less money on a GLA Atomic Paintball CO2 Regulator ($150) or $50 more for a standard GLA paintball regulator. Both units have a solenoid, which the ISTA appears to be lacking.