Tippmann Empire Basics 48ci 3K Paintball Tank- New 2019 Upgraded Version - Globally Certified: Unleash your Paintball Skills! Review

Well built - I mean it's from Tippmann so I highly recommend it - the only downside is its weight - whether you put it straight on the marker or on top of it Carry it on your back, no despite the fact that it's heavier at over 5 pounds than the Ninja XL, which weighs 1.1 pounds.

Not very light for aluminum. The general condition of the tank upon arrival was good. There is no thread damage. I ordered a tank on April 2, 2021. The date 11/2020 is stamped on the tank, so about 5 months on it. Works pretty well with Tippman Cronus. Generally satisfied.

This is not a super light carbon fiber HPA tank. It's an inexpensive tank that doesn't leak, distributes air evenly, and just works. It even comes with a rubber cap to protect the filler nipple. For the price you can't do better in my opinion.

Nothing to say. This is a simple HPA tank. It arrived quickly and works well, and having used it many times since receiving it, there have been no leaks or bugs. It's a solid tank but I use it as a backup because it's HEAVY compared to the tanks they have currently which are carbon fiber and stuff.

Tank full, no leaks, valve tight. Also the manufacture date of the tanks was within a reasonable 1-2019 update: after spending a full day in the field I would do about 6 fills in a day. I would say the tank lasted 1 game 2 rounds at around 400-500 rounds per game. Using a custom 98 with a trigger and cyclonic feed allows you to pull air from the tank without running out of air.

Bought two to complete and replace a pair of 68/4500psi carbon fiber cylinders that were nearing their expiration date. not really missed. The smaller volume of 45 in3 was considered sad. I shot a very inefficient smart part ion that dumped about 2000psi per game. With a more efficient shotgun like the Mini or Ego, this volume wasn't as noticeable. The weight was also very noticeable.