Paintball

[super-cameron]

I have a Parker Air Supply and hose store nearby.

Is there a list of part numbers commonly used for paintball stuff?

Specifically, I have been getting some macroline fittings there that work, but they are a little bulky. I know they make the "paintball" style ones that look a little nicer, so if anyone knows that part number, I'll dance at your Barmitzpha (spelling?).

I just ordered 100' of macroline for $56, so I'm good on that for a bit.

[DarkStar]

Originally Posted by super-cameron

I have a Parker Air Supply and hose store nearby.

Is there a list of part numbers commonly used for paintball stuff?

Specifically, I have been getting some macroline fittings there that work, but they are a little bulky. I know they make the "paintball" style ones that look a little nicer, so if anyone knows that part number, I'll dance at your Barmitzpha (spelling?).

I just ordered 100' of macroline for $56, so I'm good on that for a bit.

Bar-Mitzvah

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[super-cameron]

Originally Posted by DarkStar

Bar-Mitzvah

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I learned something today.

[Al Ray]

Better make shure that line is rated for the pressure, same goes for the fittings.

[super-cameron]

Thought of that already- They're stainless steel fittings, rated at 5800 PSI, with a burst pressure of somewhere around 22,000 psi (or somewhere in that neighborhood), and I know the hose is correct, because it's the same number as the stuff I've bought at my local paintball shop.