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Fairly new to pcp's but not to air guns just wondered about the law with carrying a divers bottle in a car . Not that i have one i went for a air pump as i only use my ultra for hunting then it's not that much just a quick mooch about before ferreting or a bit of lamping

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Not sure about the law where you are, but while diving we used to place a sticker on the car stating it was carrying compressed air...

 

its a small diamond shape and green and black, lets the emergency services know exactly what they are dealing with in case of an accident...

 

just make sure its well secured as you really don't want to see what happens if the valve comes of a cylinder.... in either 232 or 300 bar...

 

A cylinder will need an inspection one a year called a VIP check. and a hydrostatic test every five years... to comply with regulations.

 

ps. it will save you a hell of alot of pumping...lol

 

Snap.

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Divers bottle any day!

Fill your gun effortlessly.

I use a carbon fibre bottle. Bought it from the place I get it filled, It was ex fire service breathing apparatus. Very light compared to steel. It only costs between £3 to £5 each time you want it filled. Just find your local dive centre.

 

ATB Kyle

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They are fab little pumps Farmer :thumbs:

 

You will probably find if you buy one that the gear system on the top can be left open all the time and never closed.

 

I always leave mine open which enables you to fill your rifle very quickly indeed.

 

The gear system closed still pumps but not as much air at once as when open.

 

It makes it easier for the pumper i surpose.

 

Si

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