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...in action and that's what I want. I don't want a 110 or 220 but the gas one. I got a quote for a Coltri and it was about 3400 with delivery. I have personally had 2 small portable compressor break on me. One was a cs3 and the rovair now. If I don't get the Coltri mch I would try the cs4...

These are absolutely functional and I used this type of compressor for a while (although my Yong Heng kept having issues). One reason to get a slightly better compressor is because of the racket and the hassle as far as setting one of these things up and the amount of space it occupies. The...

Why not spend slightly more and get a water-cooled, low speed GX-CS4-I that will last you longer? Buy once, cry once. It's better than throwing money away. CS4 https://www.amazon.com/GX-Portable-Compressor-Continous-Paintball/dp/B0BLSS8T43/ CS4-I...

...My thirstiest PCP gives me about 40 shots on a fill. Will it be a multi-day trip? A full gun plus a few full magazines is enough for my day hunting trips. But if you want to be sure, a portable compressor probably makes the most sense. A full 45 minute tank gives me about 10 gun fills...

...My Avenge-X does .30" to .60" at 50-yards. The cost however, and I went inexpensive, was $400 for a relatively inexpensive portable compressor. Then there was $500 for the Avenge-X. By being inexpensive I can quickly and easily refill rifle, even at the range, but can't cover a...

...by moisture, mainly involving air reservoirs. Many say, "Must've been hand-pumped," now, however, we're seeing same results from portable compressors utilizing only a cotton "tampon," or "cigarette filter," for moisture control. Recommend anyone buying used to inquire how airgun was filled...

I just got into the pcp world not long ago and buying my 1st compressor to fill the gun and also a 2L tank for.out in the field I ended up with a Yong heng Ran it and it did good just heats up So I went a step.further and added some cooling to it and it works very well I only run it for 1/2 hr...

Where can you find an external regulatory for 50$? I can’t find them that cheap anywhere. Cheapest I found is 7-8 times that price.

I run one of these myself to fill a "Great White" For the money, super hard to beat for a home compressor. Thing sounds like a sewing machine running. Water cooled and can run up to 10hrs straight. It's like two cs4's on steroids. But, it's definitely not portable...however you can run this in...

this one doesn't have a grease pot, so I don't know if it has oil or sealed bearings.. the other thing I see different is it doesn't appear to have a water cooling system, looks like just find and a fan to blow the air through the case.. might be good for short runs like on a tube gun but it's...

The GX Pumps CS4 has a 5 hour run cycle and is rated to fill large tanks. The CS1 through CS3 are not and would require cycling the compressor on and off to allow it to cool between run cycles. Here's a link tot he CS4 so you can read up on the specs...

If you had read all my statements you would know the answer to your question. For your sake, I will restate. I refill with a 12 liter CF bottle that I charge with my Bauer compressor every 10 days or so. I shoot at least 1 magazine (17 rounds) every day. I charge the 12 liter bottle to 300 bar...

...travel through it. @bubatrucking - Welcome to the rabbit hole called PCP's! If I had to do it again, I would start with a portable compressor instead of a hand pump, then a tank and then a compressor. These seem to be the most popular self contained compressors. Do your homework and...

One of the companies recommended the Nomad III for my mini-wingman fills for occasional P-rod and Talon-P uses, any other comments would be appreciated--maybe portable too or is that asking too much...? I actually miss hand pumping them--but can't do that anymore.

No one that needs real power from a pellet gun would pass up PCP. There truly is nothing better in Air guns

As a airgunner that are far from town and scuba shops and using a hand pump. I would pick any one of the compressor. Wil safe the effort hand-pumping to 260bar I did read good reviews on both of them

Remember, You get what you pay for!. Buy bigger than you need. You won't grow down! If you buy a portable compressor you may not need a bottle. It's fairly new , several of us are using the GX CS4. No problems reported as of yet. No bottle then you can put the money into the compressor. I...

That sounds doable! Thanks!

Seem to be decent reviews on the Rovair (Air Venturi RovAir 4500 Portable Compressor) that Pyramyd sells. Talked to them, they say they have parts and can service. I'm leery of across the board 5 star reviews, but thats what it has. Also a little more than I'd like to spend (I'm sure...

Is a Omaga portable charger more reliable then say a YH? I can see with them water cooled they may well be more reliable then other portable air cooled portable compressors. But do they stand up better than a cheaper home compressor like a YH, Tuxin etc? Just asking? Fly