Refillable 88 gram co2

[@MrMann703]

Definitely going to add a fill nipple to a 88g bottle, I love my fusion 2, but like the airjavelin I want to shoot it in the winter. Thanks for the video

[@happyrecluse2849]

Wow, Good job Sir. Recently purchased a Fusion 2 and am already tired of paying for CO2 cartridges. Liked and subbed. Will be converting to air from CO2 as I have a compressor for filling my PCP also both recently acquired. Don't have a lathe but will build a jig for my drill press to rework the empty cartridge, Would like to go a step further and install a gauge on the adapter, Thanks for the pointers

[@jamiemongeau2160]

Great video, glad someone out there smarter than me figuring out how to convert these. Need to mass produce these!!

[@yugocs297]

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[@coyote102076]

Very cool Idea. I been trying to figure out how to make a CO2 bottle fed bench rifle for cheap. this looks like the cats meow.

[@lonewolfFirearms]

Wish I had a lathe like you have so I could do all the great things you do.. Great video.

[@kidpellet6544]

The lathe was a long time coming, it's not the best but good enough

[@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007]

Yes! Thank you for that. I recently bought a Sig MCX and will be doing this to save money. Very cool 😎 Subbed!

[@bigjsoutdoorsairguns9007]

@@burespeter1 Hey there, just read your comment. I would have to agree with you if the material is less than 1/8 thick. I have not done it yet because it turns out that the MCX is a piece of junk and not worth investing any more money in. Lol Thanks for sharing that. 👍

[@yugocs297]

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[@VipersVideos]

Really nice job on the adapter in the 88 gram. I did something similar with a remote extension, QD nipple in an ASA adapter in a 88 gram adapter, and used a 13/3000 HPA bottle reg'd to 800 psi. Yours is a lot cleaner set up. I wanted to go your route, but no lathe for me.

[@kidpellet6544]

Stay tuned, I have an adjustable die on the way. If it cuts threads the way I want it to I may make a few for people

[@VipersVideos]

@@kidpellet6544 will do, and I'd be interested for sure. Please let me know if you do. Thank you!

[@bbwiebz3994]

I just made a rig to hold bottle dead upright n drilled n tapped for the fill nipple. Teflon tape on the Threads n fit it n test for leaks

[@VipersVideos]

@@bbwiebz3994 Very cool!

[@michaeltodd7321]

Have used a converted 88g using the same method for years just remember not to use air over 850psi better for co2

[@kidpellet6544]

In the case of the co2 airguns that use the 88 gram I dont see an advantage to raising the pressure without modification to the airgun like a stiffer hammer spring. I actually lost around 10 fps with my Air Javelin and Gauntlet pcp bottle conversion. Its factory set at 1100 psi instead of 850. Now if I could add a check valve to the other end so it could be filled OFF the gun lol. You could refill a few of them and carry them with you. However, I only know one way to get the empties to convert and that's to start with a new one lol. At around 25 bucks for two that's going to get expensive in a hurry lol

[@michaeltodd7321]

@@kidpellet6544 i use a fill station connected to a fire extinguisher to fill my 88g caplet in situe

[@kenthurman2344]

Do you or can you build these and sell them with the return of spent bottles equal to the purchase? Not all of us have a lathe at home, lol.

[@burespeter1]

Warning, this is not safe way to do it. Read my comment. CO2 800 psi is dangerous pressure.

[@UmarexLessLethalHomeDefense]

wow id pay good for one of them 88 gram set ups you got, any chance of this

[@kidpellet6544]

Jeff, I can make ya one. Email me [e-mail]

[@yugocs297]

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[@emmittwalsh2637]

Did he say “ a 1/8” 27 pipe thread” ?

[@kidpellet6544]

I did. You can also get a 10mm fill port but its straight shank not tapered and not suitable for an application like this

[@williamhogg7830]

I think you are forgetting something. The reason they are called 88/90 bottles is because the (C02) weights 88/90 grs. It needs to be weighted as it is being filled! How are you going to do that with the gun attached?

[@kidpellet6544]

I fill several size co2 bottles up to 24 ounce and unless i freeze the bottle first I can't get them full anyway so, I just fill it until it will not take anymore. If you wanted to check one in this configuration you could get yourself a "cow saver" from Umarex and weight it before and after filling. Probably not going to get 88 or 90 grams in it anyway even if you freeze it. I never have anyway.

[@stevenmeansphotography3861]

Can you use a pcp pump to fill

[@kidpellet6544]

Yes but only to about 800 psi

[@antoniosever5535]

​88g co2 is factory 800psi or more? ​@@kidpellet6544

[@unclenemononame]

This is driving me crazy. I have a Sig MPX. The adapters a.) for removing and and later re-attaching without losing CO2. Yup on Amazon. 12g adapter for 88g yup. 2x12g to 88g yup. I love this video, only I have no room for that nipple..unless i could extend the polymer gun stock. 3D print it? I don't have one. SO, my real question is why on earth has no one created and sold an 88g cartridge with an INSET one-way valve at the end, and a one way valve built into the front threaded end? I know the response. Selling those 88g cartridges for $8-$12 each. But someone would make a fortune selling something like that in 2 or 4 packs. And we the user could just buy a huge restaurant type CO2 container, and we would have refills for pennies and Soda Stream refills for less than a dollar! to boot.

[@unclenemononame]

This leads to another question. My understanding is that CO2 is liquid at 850-900 PSI at ave temp 68-80 degrees. The pressure stays the same until there is no more liquid CO2 left. That drop off at the end is when the liquid is gone, its the remaining gas . SO, why do they not recommend storing CO2 in PCP Airgun storage tanks when PCP uses air at pressures up to 3,00 PSI? Wouldn't an aluminum or carbon fiber tank rated for 3000 PSI or more be fine with 900 PSI of CO2???

[@kidpellet6544]

A shorter refillable co2 tank could be made from aluminum so it would fit your airgun but would be expensive. It would pay for itself in the long run though for sure. They do a lot of this in the Philippines for custom airguns. As far as storing co2 in a PCP tank its totally safe. Benjamin Discovery's and Gen1 Marauders were sold as "Dual Fuel" as used either air source. Your right about saving money by refilling with a large co2 canister. I use a 20 lb canister to refill my co2 stuff with. It's the cheapest way

[@unclenemononame]

@@kidpellet6544 Philipines for custom airguns. Meaning a 88g CO2 tank with an inset to fit in the Sig MPX-MCX airguns? Where do I begin to look? Have a girlfriend who can translate Tagalog for me. helping me in the right direction would REALLY be helpful for me!

[@kidpellet6544]

@@unclenemononame I just read this again and now I understand your problem. I think you could try this adapter I found on ebay. You would need the black part in the link and then you could use something like an Umarex Gauntlet regulated bottle. There are several on Ebay. Then for the butt stock maybe one of the Airforce airgun stocks that clamps onto the rear of the bottle www.ebay.com/itm/402360885247?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=qejRUPkQTgO&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=c7keo3tRSE-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY www.concealmentsolutions.com/product-p/afs.htm

[@honxiii]

Man im planning to buy co2 cartridges for my bike tires, does this video helps? Are there instances that co2 tank explode? What are dos and donts? Thanks man

[@kidpellet6544]

You can buy a bike tire co2 inflator from Walmart owner days. Never heard of a factory co2 tank of any kind exploding. It would have to be extreme heat or maybe altitude. One day I'm gonna pressure test the ones I've made by pressurizing it with high pressure air. Just not real soon. Work keeps me busy these days and I need to build an adapter to hook up to my SCBA tank and a sand box in case the tank fails

[@honxiii]

Wow thanks even your bisy you immidiately replied to me. Appriciate it bro! Keep it up!

[@NockVrEasterEggs]

88/90g CO2 Cylinder 3.2 oz. wall thickness is maybe an 1/8". Not 1/4". That's why he didn't show the drillin' nor the fillin'.

[@kidpellet6544]

@@NockVrEasterEggs it is very close to 1/4 inch thick in the bottom as I stated in the video. Filled it several times before I made my PCP conversion but didn't make a video of filling it. Didn't think I needed to prove I did? Anyway, the drilling and tapping is in another video made around the same time on the channel

[@NockVrEasterEggs]

@@kidpellet6544 It probably is man. I was so sad when I broke through so fast. I have another that I need to try and tap so maybe I'll get 5/16s? heh! I'm thinking of filling the void with red lock tight or jb weld. edit: I remember now.! I was being a dick because the GB shirt. Cause that shits serious. So yeah... it probably WAS 3/32nds and you know it