[SpaceLord]

Will Dick's sporting good refill larger C02 canisters(non-paintball)?

CO2 Refill & Paintball Tank Refills at DICK'S Sporting Goods

I don't see it on the chart. Does anyone know?

If dick's can't do it, where else can you have it done? Like a Scuba diver shop or something?

Thanks.

 

[houseofcards]

No Dicks won't refill the standard 320 connection. I go to a Fire Extinguisher shop.

 

[Capecrusher]

Call your local beer distributor. Many of the ones that sell kegs and taps refill tanks. Usually about $10 for a 5# bottle.

 

[DaveK]

I use a place that sells gasses for industry. CO2 is easily available at these places. I just do a tank swap, since there is no waiting around for a refill. Call the place first to see what their policy is on refilling a tank. Some will do it right away, some will make you come back later.

 

[livingword26]

I always got mine refilled at a fire extinguisher shop.

 

[SpaceLord]

I always got mine refilled at a fire extinguisher shop.

Using that white foam that you seem coming out on TV?

 

[livingword26]

Using that white foam that you seem coming out on TV?

Pure CO2. I used it for years. Rex Grigg used to have a chart of where you could get refills in the U.S. but I cant seem to find it. If you go to a fire extinguisher shop and ask for a CO2 refill, you would be getting the same thing that they put into carbonated beverages. If you have any around, call and ask them.
I actually found an archived version of his websight, ther is the list I was talking about, but there are only a few states on it, and it is 3 years old.

http://web.archive.org/web/20131002171456/http://www.rexgrigg.com/CO Resource.html

 

[SpaceLord]

Pure CO2. I used it for years. Rex Grigg used to have a chart of where you could get refills in the U.S. but I cant seem to find it. If you go to a fire extinguisher shop and ask for a CO2 refill, you would be getting the same thing that they put into carbonated beverages. If you have any around, call and ask them.
I actually found an archived version of his websight, ther is the list I was talking about, but there are only a few states on it, and it is 3 years old.

Rex's CO2 Resource Center

Thanks for the website, unfortunately it does not seem to have Florida on it.

I will use my online yellow pages to ask for a fire extinguisher shop.

Thanks again.

 

[Drunhellar]

I get mine filled at a welding supplies shop.