Hand Pump 4500Psi High Pressure 3-Stage Air Gun Rifle Pump Filling Stirrup Charger PCP Hand Pump Airguns, 2-Yr Warranty

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Use your body weight to depress the pump handle rather than your arm strength, or you could wear yourself out after a few pumps. Depending on the size and required pressure of your air tank, this could take between 25 and 250 pumps.

There is a Safe-T-Matic automatic safety feature. This automatically puts the gun in safe mode each time it is pumped. Such functionality works to avoid any unintentional misfires. Pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) air rifles offer excellent accuracy and power, but to utilize the latest in air rifle technology, you need a way to fill the rifle’s air tank. A standard bike pump or tire air compressor won’t cut it. You need a specialized compressor that will attain around 3,000 psi. The MULMART High Pressure 4 Stage PCP Hand Pump stands out as our top recommendation for air rifles. With its high-quality materials, innovative 4-stage design, and ease of use, this pump offers superior efficiency and reduced effort during refilling. The stainless steel and aluminum-magnesium alloy construction ensures durability, while the easy-to-read pressure gauge and water-oil separation function provide safety and accuracy. Can you fill a PCP tank with a hand pump?

Come in and have a chat about your filling needs and we will be more than happy to advise you on what is best for you and your preferred rifle.

The rifle is a bolt-action, comes with a rifled barrel, single-stage trigger, and manual safety feature. It has a barrel length of 21 inches included in its overall length of 37.60-inches and weighs in at 3.10-lbs.You will have endless plinking fun and the ability to control vermin as needed. For the price offered, the Daisy 880 Kit should be seen as sound value. This is a nice setup. You're about to take the plunge and buy your first precharged pneumatic (PCP) air rifle or pistol. Great! Now - how are you going to fill it? Scuba or hand pump? The choice is yours, but do you know everything you need to about the pump? Using the right pumping technique is crucial to avoid unnecessary strain and maximize efficiency. Begin by placing the pump on a stable surface with both feet firmly planted on the ground. Apply consistent and even pressure while pumping to prevent fluctuations in air pressure. Utilize the full length of the pumping stroke, both upwards and downwards, to make the most of each movement. Avoid rapid pumping, as it can lead to overheating and decrease the pump’s lifespan. Aim for a steady and controlled pumping pace to achieve the desired air pressure safely and effectively. Dimensions-wise, the weapon has a barrel length of 19.50-inches included in its overall length of 38.50-inches. It weighs in at 7.30-lbs, is .177 caliber, takes pellets, and has a velocity of 495 fps.

When your gun is filled to the pressure you want, it's time to bleed the pump and disconnect the gun. ALWAYS bleed the pump using the brass bleed screw at the base of the pump - never the bleed screw on a refill adapter. This evacuates the moisture that's collected in the base of the pump. Pumping at altitude is a problem, because air is thinner the higher you go. This starts becoming noticeable above 4,000 feet, and past 8,000 feet it's very noticeable. You also have problems shooting spring-piston guns at altitude for the same reason. When hooking up your rifle, keep the hose as straight as possible to help airflow and reduce stress on the hose. The hose on this pump is just under 46cm (18”) long, and is a bit shorter than I’d have liked and I had to get a little creative with the way I positioned some of the rifles I filled, depending on the location and orientation of the fill ports.Easy maintenance - pcp air rifle pumps are easy to maintain. They require a periodic change to the condensation filter and shaft lubrication, but little else.