Storing PCP Rifles for seven to eight months

I stored all my airguns (pcps and gasrams) in an air-conditioned storage facility for a year and a half and had no issues...my .177 Huntsman was years old and had no issues...I was more concerned about rust on blued parts pre stored with MP5 again no issues. Orings don't seem to care if they are static or moving around...I wouldn't store anything at 250 or 300 bar in case AC went out and the place got hot in summer. Oh one issue...with draw symptoms from not being able to pursue my hobby during relocation...what a Hassel!
 
I have a couple these desiccant bags in my gun safe to keep moisture out. Probably overkill but whatever.

 
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I have a couple these desiccant bags in my gun safe to keep moisture out. Probably overkill but whatever.

I do the same thing, ha…….whenever my wife gets more clothes or shoes or whatever delivered, I grab the desiccant packs and throw them in one of my pcp cases.
 
My non regulated PCP rifles get stored at 70 bar. Regulated PCP rifles I store just above what the reg pressure is set for... Unless it's set at a high reg pressure... Let's say for example it's set somewhere between 150-180 bar and I'm not going to shoot it for a long period of time... I'll lower the reg pressure and air it just about set pressure..
 
My non regulated PCP rifles get stored at 70 bar. Regulated PCP rifles I store just above what the reg pressure is set for... Unless it's set at a high reg pressure... Let's say for example it's set somewhere between 150-180 bar and I'm not going to shoot it for a long period of time... I'll lower the reg pressure and air it just about set pressure..
Thanks for the advice.
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