[DKris2020]

Hello,

I am going to be picking up a Project Salvo soon and I want an air tank that won't get in the way of using my stock (fully extended; I also WANT to use the stock). With that said I am looking at the Guerrilla 3000psi tanks and I want to know which size should work best for me?

Thanks.

[paintzapper]

If you want to keep the tank on the marker itself you will want to probably stick with a 48ci 3000psi tank.

Otherwise you can run a remote line from the ASA on your marker to a pack that can hold your tank. This is what I and most others do, less bulk and very few restrictions to tank size.

[ixipaulixi]

The project salvo is not an air efficient marker, so I would go for at least a 68/4500 with a remote line or you will be refilling your tank very frequently.

I run a Salvo with a Cyclone and R/T and can go a handful of games before refilling my 68/4500.

[dreadmuppet]

If you can afford it, switching to a carbon fiber 4500psi tank is going to be a great buy. Weighs less and holds more air. I beieve the 68ci is about the size of a 48/3000.

[The Inflicted]

I'm not sure how much time you've spent handling a Project Salvo with a mask on, but it's impossible to aim through the sights properly with the including shoulder stock. Your cheek simply won't be able to get close enough to the top rail of the gun.

This goes for pretty much any paintball gun with a real-steel rifle-style stock on it, by the way.

Removing the rifle stock and shouldering the gun using the tank would make the gun much easier to handle and aim and a little lighter to boot.