Striup pump

[Barleybedlington 8]

Hi got myself AA s200 , question I got ,are the cheap £30 striup pumps on eBay any good

[mattwhite 1,993]

Im no expert mate but i would just make sure it has at least got a moisture trap. Some models will come with a dry pack but im not sure how necessary it is.

 

[philpot 4,967]

I think Matt has hit the nail on the head because it is vital that a GOOD moisture trap is there otherwise moisture enter the gun.................................rusty rifle quite quickly. Spend the cash and buy a good quality pump or like most of us, an air cylinder, no effort and only a few seconds to do, similar price to a good pump.

Phil

[Baldcoot 2,352]

1 hour ago, Barleybedlington said:

Hi got myself AA s200 , question I got ,are the cheap £30 striup pumps on eBay any good

No ,mine leaked like a sieve and the scrotes wouldnt take it back ,buy cheap buy twice im afraid 

[Str 793]

I bought one off eBay £40-£50 after recommendation on here and it’s excellent.

[philpot 4,967]

Good, pleased you are happy with it. Does it have a moisture trap and release system.

Phil

[Str 793]

I honestly don’t know philpot, I will see if I can find the link.

[Str 793]

18 minutes ago, philpot said:

Good, pleased you are happy with it. Does it have a moisture trap and release system.

Phil

Doe this help?

[Jonjon79 13,358]

That looks like a basic air-ram set up - there's nothing in that diagram about a moisture trap and, if the diagram is accurate, I can't see any provision for fitting one either.

 

There's a good chance that that will eventually put moisture into your rifle.

Personally, I'd give it a miss.

[Jonjon79 13,358]

To give you some idea, This is a Hills pump with a moisture trap.................

[Barleybedlington 8]

Ok guys thanks for the info

[The one 8,463]

Buy a cylinder mate unless you like looking like popeye LOL and the time you will save as well 

[philpot 4,967]

STR I can only agree with Jon, there doesn't look to be a moisture trap and sorry to say but I would not use it in my guns as the moisture is going to enter the gun. Try and get your money back is my best advice. The Hills pump that Jon has put up is a better quality unit and if you must go this route, that is a far far better plan. Sorry STR

Phil

[Str 793]

25 minutes ago, philpot said:

STR I can only agree with Jon, there doesn't look to be a moisture trap and sorry to say but I would not use it in my guns as the moisture is going to enter the gun. Try and get your money back is my best advice. The Hills pump that Jon has put up is a better quality unit and if you must go this route, that is a far far better plan. Sorry STR

Phil

Thanks Phil, it’s oil in the pressure gauge what’s that for? Cheers.

[philpot 4,967]

Pass sorry, I can only tell you the problems that have happened to people and what is written about the pumps, I would never have one to be honest, give me the Air tank every day of the week.

Phil