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So i am planning to get a co2 setup for my new pneumatic cannons because i've blown through 4 bike pumps and need something reliable.

what i was thinking is getting a 5pound container because the smaller tanks are not worth my time and effort.

so i was thinking of this regulator:

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbee ... 42HP.shtml

and this tank:

http://cgi.ebay.com/5-LB-Steel-Co2-Cyli ... dZViewItem

so i have one question, how do i take the hose barb adapter and turn it into a quick connect on the other end?? im guessing a hose of a certain length and the adapter for the quick connect?? but i've never seen a quick connect fitting anywhere. so if anyone can link me or seomthing, that would be great.

overall, what do you guys think of this as valve/quality wise??

tank looks good. reg looks good to.

to me it looks liek it just unscrews from theball valve.

good luck, keep us posted onhow it goes

the question was actually, "how do i get the co2 from the regulator into my cannon?"

Looking straight at the regulator, as in the picture, the right side hooks directly up to the tank. Make sure it has the washer in place and tighten down snugly.

The hose barb on the bottom of the regulator can be screwed off and replaced with a quick connect. I have found them at Home Depot. Make sure a good amount of Teflon tape or Locktite is used to seal the threads. From there, simply run the hose to the cannon.

From looking at it, you may want to keep the hose barb in place and connect a high pressure hose to it, a quick connect on the other end of the hose, then the other side of the quick connect to the cannon. Otherwise, you will either have a hose sticking off of your cannon or a third piece (as in the hose itself).

i figured it out.