14 it is, and a couple of them take 3600 psi fills. One of them has a 4500 psi tank, but I don't top it off very often.You’re a better man than me!
I’m sorry, it sounded like you said 14 Pcps!!!
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14 it is, and a couple of them take 3600 psi fills. One of them has a 4500 psi tank, but I don't top it off very often.You’re a better man than me!
I’m sorry, it sounded like you said 14 Pcps!!!
what do you do about moisture ?14 it is, and a couple of them take 3600 psi fills. One of them has a 4500 psi tank, but I don't top it off very often.
Keeping my Impact MKII fed and oringed up keeps me plenty busy, I would not know how to cope with 14.14 it is, and a couple of them take 3600 psi fills. One of them has a 4500 psi tank, but I don't top it off very often.
Some airguns like my 3 hammerless have no parts that will corrode but the seals won't last as long with the humid air. You'll find yourself rebuilding/ chasing leaks more often.I always pump indoors where the humidity is low and I take breaks and purge the moisture when my pump gets warm. I've owned pcps for over 20 years and I've never found any moisture or damage inside any of my guns.
I only had one leak in all the pcps I've owned and it was an o-ring in the fill valve.Some airguns like my 3 hammerless have no parts that will corrode but the seals won't last as long with the humid air. You'll find yourself rebuilding/ chasing leaks more often.
I don't own an FX or anything else high end. All of mine are simple guns.Keeping my Impact MKII fed and oringed up keeps me plenty busy, I would not know how to cope with 14.