Compressors.

[Counterstriker]

Well I think I caught the Pneumatic fever. I also have muscle pain from constantly pumping my gun with a bike pump....So I am willing to invest in a Compressor....(a cheap compressor that is).

Any advice?

[noname]

I got a 5 gallon, 3 hp compressor on sale for $90 new at Kragen Autoparts. They're not a huge amount, but they're enough to make you think about it.

[spudthug]

whatever u do make sure it has atleast 2 gallons, 150 psi capable, and has wheels... u will be greatful in the long run..although it may cost u around 100-150 usd..

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Any advice?

Yeah. Try pumping harder instead of whining

Seriously, hand pumps are a great form of practical exercise, unless you have a gold ball machine gun to feed you don't really *need* a compressor, plus you'll be doing the environment a favour, think about that.

Yes, I have a compressor in my garage

[boilingleadbath]

On another note, does anyone have any human-powered pump reccomendations? The last 3 I've purchased have died on me in fairly short order.

[frocksie]

This one from Planet Bike works well for me:

http://ecom1.planetbike.com/1006.html

Overall, a sturdy pump with an easy to read pressure gauge for under $40.

[noname]

I've used my pump (160 psi max) at 350 for one shot, all the rest were under 220. I think it's a Blackburn something. I found it!
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[iPaintball]

I have abused my Diamondback AirMax for years now. It still easily reaches 160 psi, and it has very high flow.

[flamerz14]

I used a double pump to fill..it pumps air into whatever even though you pull it back so frankly, it pumps quickly and is capableof 130 psi.