New Tank

Information about fill options for PCP air guns.

Re: New Tank

Postby joshncarol » Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:48 pm

Not to make anyone jealous or anything like that but, being a volunteer firefighter has it's HUGE advantages for us PCP-er's. :twisted:
I have access to "They are all linked together with a maze of hoses and gauges..." (Pete, it's a cascade system) that is attached to a 5000 psi compressor.
I take my 4500 psi Benji 90 cu in bottle ever Wednesday (weekly meeting/training) and top it off. Fire Hall is three miles from the house; if I use it up the 90 cu in bottle doing CHRONY work and/or plinking over the weekend.
Have access to old SCOTT 3000 psi SCBA, which I might get AIR VENTURI SCBA fill hose and inline pressure gauge in the near future.

Getting JEALOUS YET? :twisted: :twisted:
R/

Josh

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Benjamin 90 ci Tank
Walther NightHawk .177
Crosman 160 .22 (Rebuild Complete)
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Crosman 2240
Crosman (2289G) Doomsday Bug Out Air Rifle Kit
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Re: New Tank

Postby RayK » Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:50 pm

Josh, that is pretty much the ultimate awesome air supply. All I can do is be happy for you...

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Re: New Tank

Postby joshncarol » Wed Jul 24, 2013 9:03 pm

Ray,
As a "NUBE" in January, I had a hard time getting myself untangled with method of fill and fittings and bottles and pumps, all the while the answers were right below my nose. :oops:
Thanks to you and 35000+ post, 5000+ topics and 6800+ members on this forum has made me a "Demon possessed" (THE WIFE :twisted: ) PCP-er that can now make a few contributions to our "CAUSE".
Still more to learn.

Very happy with my access to unlimited air supply. :D
R/

Josh

Benjamin Titan NP .177 (Illinois edition)
M-rod .25
Benjamin 90 ci Tank
Walther NightHawk .177
Crosman 160 .22 (Rebuild Complete)
Crosman 760 Pumpmaster .177
Crosman 2240
Crosman (2289G) Doomsday Bug Out Air Rifle Kit
P-Rod (Paul Tuned)

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Re: New Tank

Postby RayK » Wed Jul 24, 2013 9:07 pm

I really can't complain either. I have too very close buddys who have $3000 compressors who will fill my tanks for free.
But the closest one is 80 miles away! The other is 120 miles away! Fortunately, I enjoy visiting them anyway, so it is worth the drive.

I can always drive 10 minutes to SportChalet and get my Scuba tank filled. They have even filled it for free a few times because it is "almost full" (at 2500 psi) when I take it in.

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Re: New Tank

Postby NeuRon » Thu Jul 25, 2013 5:46 am

:lol: Josh, that's too funny that you fill-source was right there.

I'm jealous that your investment was less, but my Shoebox/Guppy combo exceeds my current and future needs. :) I love having it all in the garage. About time to do the quarterly (yes 4 per year) top-off of my tank. I haven't done a whole lot of target shooting lately. :roll: Just sighting in, testing pellets and shooting squirrels. Doing it all on only a Prod helps. ;)
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Re: New Tank

Postby SHOOTINIT » Thu Jul 25, 2013 12:08 pm

Dry gas is the way to go.
99% of the time it's the shooter, not the gun.

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Re: New Tank

Postby RayK » Fri Jul 26, 2013 1:59 pm

NeuRon wrote: ... About time to do the quarterly (yes 4 per year) top-off of my tank. I haven't done a whole lot of target shooting lately. :roll: Just sighting in, testing pellets and shooting squirrels. Doing it all on only a Prod helps. ;)


NeuRon, you are one of the few who really could have been very happy with a good (Hill) hand pump.

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Re: New Tank

Postby Garden Sniper » Thu Aug 08, 2013 7:20 pm

Ok, I now have the ultimate filling station. Recently viewed some state surplus stuff to be auctioned off and saw a Haskel filing station pump as used on fire trucks to fill there scba tanks. Tag said used in working order but past its service life, no bidders but me 50$. Runs off of compressed air at 180-220 psi and puts out 5000 psi, seems to be working with my temporary hook up. Pete.
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Re: New Tank

Postby maskale » Thu Aug 08, 2013 7:39 pm

what model is that?
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Re: New Tank

Postby RayK » Thu Aug 08, 2013 7:56 pm

You're all set now!

With all that air, maybe you should consider a big bore airgun like the 308 or 257. Or maybe you could make a one mag 25 Marauder that shoots 100 FPE.

Very cool!

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