Custom Products Paintball Tanks come with a fill nipple filter. This causes the tank to fill up EXTREMELY slow. To remove the filter, simply remove your fill nipple, and tap out the filter.
WARNING:
4500psi + fill nipple = 9mm bullet
If you do not completely degas your tank before removing your fill nipple, you could be seriously injured or killed. PLEASE be extremely careful when removing your fill nipple.
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