Anyone tried these pumps?

[inonickname]

Well after some boredom and searching around..I was looking at pumps for pcp air rifles. They struck me as things that would be perfect for gippeto's co-axial and massive X hybrids. Also cheaper than renting gas cylinders, and the flow would be decent.

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The downside is that they start at 200. Which is not bad considering that they will pump much more than 4x the pressure of a shock pump and so many more times more than a shocky.

I'm sure many people here could rig up adapters for a hydraulic fittings, or even make schrader/qd adapters for lower pressure cannons.

(Btw, these can pump to so much pressure because they are 3 stage pumps)

Any thoughts, tried them? Let me know. If I can find suitable materials I'm considering a hybrid revolving around these kinds of pressures (mini of course). Though the price is big and there's a lot of planning to do and it may just go no where.- But think about it.. 200x power in the palm of your hand..

[Hotwired]

200x power in the pumping of your arms.

I'd say it would take perhaps 10-15 minutes to pump up the chamber on my cannon with one of those for the top end pressure. I wouldn't of course because it's not rated for that but that kind of volume anyway.

They're meant for topping off PCP cylinders which don't tend to drop below 2000psi.

Also they need a break every 5 mins of pumping so things don't overheat.


It would be a real drag for dump valve cannons, starting from 0psig all the way back up to 2500-3000psi, firing one shot and starting all over again.

[far_cry]

200x power in the pumping of your arms.

I'd say it would take perhaps 10-15 minutes to pump up the chamber on my cannon with one of those for the top end pressure. I wouldn't of course because it's not rated for that but that kind of volume anyway.

They're meant for topping off PCP cylinders which don't tend to drop below 2000psi.

Also they need a break every 5 mins of pumping so things don't overheat.


It would be a real drag for dump valve cannons, starting from 0psig all the way back up to 2500-3000psi, firing one shot and starting all over again.

like what he says
thos pump are good for pcp air rifles . 10 min with this pump you can fill 1 liter of hpa thate can let you shoot over 50 shoot in the pcp

[covey12]

like i said in the topic right before this one, these pumps are excellent for chambers like mine, which is a 2'by3" chamber

[inonickname]

They need to cool down because they are very high performance seals and the friction/heating of these pressures is massive. They'd only be decent for small guns or multishotters..eg a hammer valve/pop off and rigging up an adapter could be a pain. But the fact of the matter is you wont get these pressures in this kind of portability or even price anywhere.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

If you have a dive shop nearby, a SCUBA tank is a good investment. If not, these pumps make a good gym substitute

[inonickname]

As the closest body of water that is connected to every other body of water here is 200+ k's away there's no dive shop. I'm looking at trying to adapt soda stream (water fizzing) bottles as they are the only CO2/HPA source available nearby. Cheap as well.