Is yours a shorty or a standard? That seems like a low shot count at those speeds from that fill
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. Each time I shoot a mag with the GK1 adjusted to 720 fps, it takes 5 seconds to recharge the gun back to the 300 bar bottle pressure. After about 10 days, the bottle pressure will be typically 290 bar. The Bauer will then recharge the 12 liter bottle back to 300 bar in about 10 minutes.
Yep. You did answer that. Sorry I missed it and I appreciate the response. Following a couple threads on this gun and it's a bit difficult to keep up with it all.
Like others have said, the answer is no. I have a portable tank filled to 4500 PSI and when I bring it to the range and shoot for the entire day 8 am to 4 pm shooting about 1500 rounds my portable tank will drop to 3000 PSI at the end of the day when the range is kicking us out. I have my .25 GK1 set at about 800 FPS for the 28.39 gr JSB's and when I shoot the JSB 33.95 gr, I just adjust the dial about 1/2 turn and get the same 800 FPS. The GK1 is a blast to shoot, so reliable, accurate, and hands down it shocks regular firearm pistols as they struggle to shoot and only a few can hit the bullseye consistently and none at 25 yards. While they take their time shooting typically 100-200 rounds before they cannot afford to shoot anymore, I am taking my shots on bullseye every 3-5 seconds as that is what my typical range will limit my speed shooting to. I end up using only one paper target and plastering layer upon layer of bullseye stickers on each break as there is no more paper in the bullseye; the others never need to put new stickers as they never shoot enough in the bullseye to matter
The attached picture is at the end of the day shooting 1500 rounds with the first 50 or so when I sighted in my new green dot; after that the shots never were outside of the stickers!
Very nice shooting primaz!Like others have said, the answer is no. I have a portable tank filled to 4500 PSI and when I bring it to the range and shoot for the entire day 8 am to 4 pm shooting about 1500 rounds my portable tank will drop to 3000 PSI at the end of the day when the range is kicking us out. I have my .25 GK1 set at about 800 FPS for the 28.39 gr JSB's and when I shoot the JSB 33.95 gr, I just adjust the dial about 1/2 turn and get the same 800 FPS. The GK1 is a blast to shoot, so reliable, accurate, and hands down it shocks regular firearm pistols as they struggle to shoot and only a few can hit the bullseye consistently and none at 25 yards. While they take their time shooting typically 100-200 rounds before they cannot afford to shoot anymore, I am taking my shots on bullseye every 3-5 seconds as that is what my typical range will limit my speed shooting to. I end up using only one paper target and plastering layer upon layer of bullseye stickers on each break as there is no more paper in the bullseye; the others never need to put new stickers as they never shoot enough in the bullseye to matter
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