HPA tank placement and Ghillie Suits

Fatboy Versipack would be my solution for that scenario. If you don't prefer those as an option, I'd attach a large utility pouch on the side on my belt and place it inside there.

Country Comm's hydrant pouch will fit a 48ci 3000PSI and Palmer stab very nicely. I use mine on a Condor H-harness and battle belt. Adjust your shoulder straps high or low it feels very comfortable plus you'll have plenty of MOLLE for other things.
http://www.countycomm.com/hydrant.htm

As this is your first post, please go to the Intro section, on the beginners page, and make a intro please.
To answer your question, try using a plamers co2 rig, I have scene people fit them in to the stock of a m24, but because you have a l96 platform, that could be problematic.

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The hydrant looks perfect. The fatboy looks to bulky.

Thanks guys!

pkidd said:

Hidden this is not my first post...
The hydrant looks perfect. The fatboy looks to bulky.

Thanks guys!

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Lol, sorry I was using my phone and I didn't see your post to well sorry. Also the smallest tank in paintball is the Ninja 13/3000 HPA Tank(http://www.pennpaintball.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=Ninja+13/3000+HPA), this thing is tiny, also may work well with your needs.

No big deal, I read more than I write.

That will probably my new tank. Its tiny yet cheap. Plus a 125 shots on a paintball marker will be plenty for a sniper rifle.

I've used one of those tanks on my old pump action paintball marker(still was beating down those cocky speedballers shooting 30bps with there Dye NT's, hell of a gun it was.. anyways...) and it lasted me a minimum of 300 shots. On an airsoft gas sniper rifle it should last you exponentially more; I would guess at least 600(my 50cu x 4500psi tank lasts me over 2000 shots) Anyways, they are great little tanks especially for the price! You should like it