CO2 Tanks

Currently we have 12oz, 20oz, and 24oz tanks. The 4oz, 9oz, and 16oz CO2 tanks have been discontinued by our suppliers.

Yes, as long as CO2 tanks are filled by trained paintball professionals or an air smith they are completely safe. CO2 tanks do have a Safety Disk that acts as a safety relief valve. In the event of the tank being overfilled or over pressurized, the CO2 Burst Disk will break and vent all the pressure in the bottle in a safe manner.

You can only put liquid CO2 into a CO2 tank. Never attempt to modify, or fill your tank with any other gas.

That depends on what gun you have. Most standard mechanical paintball guns will function on CO2 just fine. Almost all high end pneumatic paintball guns can NOT use CO2. You can damage certain guns if you use CO2 in them. Always refer to your manual, or the manufacturer to see what air source you can use.

Most paintball fields or stores can fill your tank. Never attempt to fill your own paintball tank unless you are properly trained to do so. Our store in Elk Grove Village, IL fills paintball sized co2 tanks.

CO2 is affected by temperature, so the exact number of shots will vary with seasons/temperature swings. A good estimate is : 9oz - 400 shots, 12oz - 600 shots, 16oz - 900 shots, 20oz - 1100.