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I don’t actually own this tank yet, I’m doing the research on the advantages of buying a used SCBA tank. Seems like the more I learn about this game, the more questions it opens up. I’m interested in tethering this bottle to an Air Force Texan .457 for bench shooting.

Curious as to what set up is needed to connect and regulate pressure from this SCBA tank to a gun?

Any of you Texan .457 owners use a 6000 lb nitrogen tank to fill your needs? I was thinking of using the big nitrogen tank to fill my SCBA tank for bench use vs buying a compressor.

Texan LSS .457 inbound!!

I’m going with the .457 based on feedback and everything I have read. We can hunt deer and hogs here in Alabama so the big slug option was a big influencing factor from the start. Going to add a big tank and compressor to the mix as I feel the .457 likes to consume air and slugs at a higher...

Ordering an Air Force Texan SS tomorrow but can’t decide which caliber. Any of you have experience with these guns? Was leaning towards the .457 but the .357 also has my attention. Let’s hear some feedback please... thanks in advance Bruce

Thanks, great link!

Anyone have an approximate idea? Gun in question is an Air Force Texan SS .457

Going to pull the trigger of a Texan SS in .457 as well as a Great White tank and compressor. My question is how long can I expect to shoot of a 60 minute SCBA tank before needing to hit the compressor?

Thanks for all the input, I appreciate everyone sharing their experience to help this old guy get started. Bruce

GeneT Very good points, thanks for the input.

Just curious if any of you guys can post some experiences that will help a new shooter avoid some mistakes. I’m about to purchase my first rifle and would love to hear some tips from others. I was looking Aran Air Force Texan SS in .45 since it is legal to hunt here in Alabama. Thoughts...

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