Companies that service fire extinguishers are another option for C02 tank refills.
What's the skinny on buying and filling a scuba/compressed air tank for PCP use?
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Also, stores that sell "old people" medical devices like walkers, raising chairs, and other medical items generally have an O2 and Co2 fill stations. I'm sure Tulsa and OKC have lots of these types of stores.
In OKC Dicks sporting goods will fill scuba tanks along with City Carbinics down town, Scuba Brothers at Hefner Parkway and Hefner Rd.
plus a place in Dell City just don't know the name, there may be a couple of others. You can buy new/used tanks at these locations also
no permits needed
Tanks will need a current inspection cert.
Most PCP air rifles require 2800-3000 PSI to function properly, and should come with a ST fill valve adapter, no
special regulator is needed just follow the AR instructions and DON"T over charge the AR tank as it can BLOW up.
plus a place in Dell City just don't know the name, there may be a couple of others. You can buy new/used tanks at these locations also
no permits needed
Tanks will need a current inspection cert.
Most PCP air rifles require 2800-3000 PSI to function properly, and should come with a ST fill valve adapter, no
special regulator is needed just follow the AR instructions and DON"T over charge the AR tank as it can BLOW up.
I've dealt with City Carbonic twice, and a friend has once; they're the biggest bunch of dicks this side of Washington, DC. The place in Del City is called Eagle Industries, and they're a great bunch of people. I recommend them highly.
Have never dealt with City Carbonic, don't plan to.
I use Scuba Brothers, a couple of great kids running that place.
I use Scuba Brothers, a couple of great kids running that place.
I don't have any advice for you on this topic. I just wanted to express my jealousy about your Benjamin Discovery. I'm wishing I had bought a PCP years ago instead of the magnum spring-piston job I've got. If I had it to do over now, I'd buy a Benjamin Discovery in a heartbeat.
The local fire station would fill our scuba tanks that we used for our paintball HPA bottle fills.
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