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HPA Tanks decertified

Old 08-29-2005, 03:21 PM  #11
 
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Its not going to be all crossfire and ignition tanks, just the ones with DOT-E-12965 right???
Old 08-29-2005, 03:43 PM  #12
Now dig this.......
  
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkalliance1
Its not going to be all crossfire and ignition tanks, just the ones with DOT-E-12965 right???

It is any bottle manufactured by GCI with the DOT-E-12965 code on it. The reg manufacturer really has nothing to do with it. To date, MacDev, Crossfire and Ignition tanks have all been found with the proper combination on some of their tanks. Other regulator manufacturers may be affected.


So no, not all Crossfire or Ignition tanks are affected.
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