Pete, I appreciate you being a man of your word, but PLEASE be careful with that provari!!!!!! 
Don't know if I can bear to watch. 
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The wife is too lazy to go to the range with me today and I need someone to hold the camera so it's gonna have to wait until next week. Sorry! I suppose I could do it in the back yard? We'll see.
Ok. Here is the video of me doing something very stupid! It was done in one take (I'm stupid but not crazy). I must admit, it was quite an accurate shot! My fence was in imminent danger of damage but I actually hit the small tree dead center!
Here is a closeup of the damage done! (I never liked that drip tip anyhow and I think the carto needed to be changed anyways!!!!
Here is a closeup of the damage done! (I never liked that drip tip anyhow and I think the carto needed to be changed anyways!!!!
That was spectacular.....You desrve that tank.....This was confirmation for me....All kidding aside....your outta your mind....Did you damage the Provari?
It is an old Map Tank that I dremeled out to fit a Boge carto. I added a fill port by drilling a 3/16" hole and used a 4-40 size machine screw that I cut to about 1/8" length. The screw self taps the poly and can be used over and over without stripping the poly. I've since found the screws in 1/8" Black Oxide Coated SS here. Stainless Steel Machine Screw, Black Oxide Finish, Pan Head, Phillips Drive, #4-40, 1/8" Length (Pack of 10) | SmallParts.com
This can be done to any tube making any tank easily refillable. Takes all of one minute to make!
This can be done to any tube making any tank easily refillable. Takes all of one minute to make!
If it had a matching screw on the other side, you could call it Frankentank lol
It is an old Map Tank that I dremeled out to fit a Boge carto. I added a fill port by drilling a 3/16" hole and used a 4-40 size machine screw that I cut to about 1/8" length. The screw self taps the poly and can be used over and over without stripping the poly. I've since found the screws in 1/8" Black Oxide Coated SS here. Stainless Steel Machine Screw, Black Oxide Finish, Pan Head, Phillips Drive, #4-40, 1/8" Length (Pack of 10) | SmallParts.com
This can be done to any tube making any tank easily refillable. Takes all of one minute to make!
Good idea Pete. That would sure make filling a breeze.
I've actually timed myself filling the tank at about 20 seconds! Yea, I know, I have issues. 
Looking forward to getting power back still out. I want to see the video but must wait otherwise won't be able to read forums.
You are definitely a man of your word, Pete54! You definitely deserve that tank!
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You are definitely a man of your word, Pete54! You definitely deserve that tank!
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Hey same here! Boosting some of my buddies power as we speak! lol
Pete, very impressive I must say. You got some cojones, glad to see that tank is still intact! Nice build
It is an old Map Tank that I dremeled out to fit a Boge carto. I added a fill port by drilling a 3/16" hole and used a 4-40 size machine screw that I cut to about 1/8" length. The screw self taps the poly and can be used over and over without stripping the poly. I've since found the screws in 1/8" Black Oxide Coated SS here. Stainless Steel Machine Screw, Black Oxide Finish, Pan Head, Phillips Drive, #4-40, 1/8" Length (Pack of 10) | SmallParts.com
This can be done to any tube making any tank easily refillable. Takes all of one minute to make!
Wow cool idea.Wonder if a little plug of some sort would work?Push in pull out.
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