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Hand/Foot Pumps for Air Rifle Cylinders
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22-05-2008 12:02pm#1
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It wasn't me! wrote: »Have seen these about and am wondering are they sufficient to fill an air rifle cylinder without the use of an air compressor or dive tank.
Something like this is what I'm thinking of.
Im not sure if that would do your job , but i know that B.S.A made one
for their B.S.A SUPER TEN so try googling that and you might see if the spec is similar, i would imagine the fitting would be the problem though.
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I had pumps for both my PCPs
work perfectly but they are not cheap and had one for each rifle, could probably have got away with one and some different fittings but having one for each was easier
Your heart will be pumping a lot faster and it takes a decent amount of strength to fill it so I'd take a break before firing any shots
Cheers Vegeta, that's good to know. So assuming I can find ones with fittings to for a match air rifle cylinder, it's a go. I have an air compressor around, but I don't think it has a filter, so probably not the best way to do it.
Still not entirely set on getting an air rifle, but doing the homework for this beats studying for exams.
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It wasn't me! wrote: »I have an air compressor around, but I don't think it has a filter, so probably not the best way to do it.
Pressures on these PCP air rifles get up to around 3000psi ... none of your standard garage type air compressors will be strong enough. Dive shops have the proper compressors and can fill Scuba tanks for you .. The tanks need to be certified and handled safely too.
look here ..
Hills .. also do a foot pump for air rifles Link here Much huffing and puffing involved , but they do work.
You will find they are also a handy work out tool as you pump
The correct fittings and adaptors can be ordered from the manufacturers of the air rifle.
Some of the people on here more accustomed to air rifles will give you more details im sure.0 -
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Pressures on these PCP air rifles get up to around 3000psi ... none of your standard garage type air compressors will be strong enough. Dive shops have the proper compressors and can fill Scuba tanks for you .. The tanks need to be certified and handled safely too.
look here ..
Hills .. also do a foot pump for air rifles Link here Much huffing and puffing involved , but they do work.
You will find they are also a handy work out tool as you pump
The correct fittings and adaptors can be ordered from the manufacturers of the air rifle.
Some of the people on here more accustomed to air rifles will give you more details im sure.
Cheers jaycee. The compressor power would also have been an issue I thought alright. Wasn't planning to use it anyway. If fittings can be ordered, that's handy enough. I'd have access to a couple of scuba tanks, but it'd be handy to have the pump so I wouldn't be short when I couldn't get to any of the various tanks.
And on that note, how does a Feinwerkbau P70 for €775 strike anyone? Decent price? It seems to be as new, comes in the original packing box and everything. 0 -
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