500 psi shock pump

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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I bought this shock pump today, and I love it :D
It cost a lot, about 50 euros, but it's the best shock pump I have ever seen.
The pressure gauge shows a max pressure of 500 psi, but it has a max pressure of 600 psi :) .
It takes time to charge, but completely acceptable. To charge my sniper gun up to 200 psi only takes 30 segs :D .
The best thing about it is that it has a special connection to the schraeder, no air loss during disengage :P
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So it threads onto the valve steem? Kinda hard to see.
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jrrdw wrote:So it threads onto the valve steem? Kinda hard to see.
see the secund pic the connection is described on the box :D
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Nice find.

This typealso has a mechanism to preven air loss on the pump head, as the valve stem is depressed independently.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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yap I saw that one, pretty cheap and reachs 400 psi :) But didn't found any one of these :( .
As all of you have used these shock pumps, is there any thing I have to take note when work with them?
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wyz2285 wrote:As all of you have used these shock pumps, is there any thing I have to take note when work with them?
Yes.

Make sure your launcher can take the pressure :roll:

Also, by taking it to 600 psi you will ruin the pressure gauge over time.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Nice pump, where did you get it from.
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Yeah I won't always take it up to 600 psi, 300 to 400 psi does a very good job. My launchers are all made of metal, probably fine was under 600 psi :) But thanks. Now my bb pistol can shot more than 5 times :twisted:
clemsonguy1125 wrote:Nice pump, where did you get it from.
Bought it at a bike store.
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clemsonguy1125 wrote:Nice pump, where did you get it from.
It's this model.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Thanks, is anyones interested in ordering one, here it is.
https://www.bikebuster.com/details/4000 ... rrency=usd
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bikebuster.com wrote:Features
High-pressure pump with alloy barrel and micro adjustment air control button
Max pressure 6000 psi /40 bar
typo? :lol:
I love lamp
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Clearly they meant 400 bar, LnL :roll:
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I belive they meant 600 psi/40bar lol. As I got this now, I'd like to make a single shot HP airgun, with a mechanical triggering, no pistons as they will eventually get bigger and stop working. Any ideas? Thanks in advance :)
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