First Strike 88 Gram CO2 Tank Pre Filled 2 Pack
Sale price $16.95 Regular price $26.95Unit priceJT 88 or 90 Gram CO2 Tank Adapter
Regular price $7.95Unit priceJT 90 Gram CO2 Tank Pre Filled 2 Pack w Adapter
Sale price $22.95 Regular price $26.95Unit priceJT Paintball 12 Gram Co2 Cartridge 15 Pack
In stockSale price $9.95 Regular price $12.95Unit price
Paintball CO2 Tanks and CO2 Cartridges
Most mechanical paintball markers, like the Tippmann Stormer and Cronus, run great on CO2. Our Tippmann aluminum CO2 tanks come in 12, 20 and 24 oz sizes, and the bigger the tank, the more shots you get per fill. For paintball pistols and less lethal launchers, we stock 8 gram and 12 gram cartridges plus 88 and 90 gram prefilled CO2 from Umarex, JT, First Strike and Byrna.
Running a high end electronic marker? Most of them need compressed air instead of CO2. Check out our compressed air tanks.
Frequently Asked Questions About CO2 Paintball Tanks
We carry 12 oz, 20 oz and 24 oz CO2 tanks. The 4 oz, 9 oz and 16 oz sizes have been discontinued by our suppliers.
CO2 is affected by temperature, so your shot count will change with the weather. A good estimate is about 600 shots from a 12 oz tank, 1,100 from a 20 oz and around 1,300 from a 24 oz.
It depends on your marker. Most mechanical markers work fine on CO2. Almost all high end electronic markers cannot use CO2, and it can damage them. Always check your manual or the manufacturer before using CO2.
12 gram and 8 gram cartridges are small, single use CO2 cartridges used in paintball pistols and less lethal launchers like the Byrna. 88 and 90 gram cartridges are larger prefilled cartridges that give you more shots. Some markers need an adapter to use them, so check your model first.
Most paintball fields and stores can fill your tank. Our store in Elk Grove Village, IL fills paintball CO2 tanks. Never try to fill a tank yourself unless you've been properly trained.
Yes, as long as they're filled by trained staff. Every CO2 tank has a burst disk that works as a safety valve. If the tank is overfilled or overpressurized, the disk breaks and safely vents the pressure.
Only liquid CO2. Never modify a CO2 tank or fill it with any other gas.