cheap gas bottles or pumps

[llyr21 0]

anyone know where i can get hold of cheap new or second hand charging bottles( or pumps) ?

[Guest buster321c]

cheapest new

 

 

www.deepblueshooting.com

 

 

 

other wise look around the airgun sites

[llyr21 0]

thanks alot!!

ive just chosen my new rifle so im just sorting everything else out now

looks like im getting an air arms s510 !! yey

[Guest buster321c]

Nice rifle good luck with it

[llyr21 0]

Nice rifle good luck with it

thanks

btw ive just looked at the stirrup pumps on line and im confused as to what the difference is between them and whcih is the best value for money?

[harry waudby. 10]

even though the stirrup pumps cheaper i really regret getting one now i should of just saved abit more money and got a bottle, because charging the pcp up now is so tiring at the end of filling it im sweating buckets

[deanflute 550]

i just bought a brand new pump from ebay £50

[llyr21 0]

even though the stirrup pumps cheaper i really regret getting one now i should of just saved abit more money and got a bottle, because charging the pcp up now is so tiring at the end of filling it im sweating buckets

 

that isnt really gonna bother me , i workout with weights 5 days a week and do cardio 3 days so im pretty fit

[llyr21 0]

i just bought a brand new pump from ebay £50

sweet !! well done , i hope i find one soon too

[stealthy1 3,964]

If you can run to the extra cash, then go for bottle, the air is dry in the bottle, pump draws in moist air, mate just sent his gun back because of moisture, knackerd his piston.

[Guest buster321c]

even though the stirrup pumps cheaper i really regret getting one now i should of just saved abit more money and got a bottle, because charging the pcp up now is so tiring at the end of filling it im sweating buckets

 

that isnt really gonna bother me , i workout with weights 5 days a week and do cardio 3 days so im pretty fit

 

 

I can re-fill my S400 and my Ultra in about 2 minutes no problem . Plus i would question the moisture in a pump , i think some have a moisture trap ?? , but a bottle is the way to go

[llyr21 0]

If you can run to the extra cash, then go for bottle, the air is dry in the bottle, pump draws in moist air, mate just sent his gun back because of moisture, knackerd his piston.

i can certainly see the benefits of the bottle but id have to travel 30 miles there and back each time to get it refilled and its an extra £180 .00 approx

Edited November 9, 2008 by llyr21

[Guest buster321c]

If you can run to the extra cash, then go for bottle, the air is dry in the bottle, pump draws in moist air, mate just sent his gun back because of moisture, knackerd his piston.

i can certainly see the benefits of the bottle but id have to travel 30 miles there and back each time to get it refilled and its an extra £180 .00 approx

 

Extra £180 ???? your nearest field sports shop is 30 miles away ??

[stealthy1 3,964]

Mate was in same positon as you, he has young kids, thought is was a cheaper way to go, shop say repair is down to him, even though he bought pump with rifle, thought he was going to pop the shop owner when he said he should have read the manual.

[llyr21 0]

If you can run to the extra cash, then go for bottle, the air is dry in the bottle, pump draws in moist air, mate just sent his gun back because of moisture, knackerd his piston.

i can certainly see the benefits of the bottle but id have to travel 30 miles there and back each time to get it refilled and its an extra £180 .00 approx

 

 

Extra £180 ???? your nearest field sports shop is 30 miles away ??

 

i ment £180.00 for a decent sized bottle not that price for a refil