Divers bottle or pump

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  hughesey1552 said:

Congrats mate saved you a few bob there hasn't it. How are you finding sunny leigh now you've been back a few weeks? I nearly got blown over when i stepped out on my crutches the otherday lol.

 

Ryan

Hiya, I live in leigh not sure what you mean? Totally enjoyed one of your last post.lol with the cheeky "dare i say" incident.... Steady on yr feet lad,that was sunday was it? Ian

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  stankonia said:

  hughesey1552 said:

Congrats mate saved you a few bob there hasn't it. How are you finding sunny leigh now you've been back a few weeks? I nearly got blown over when i stepped out on my crutches the otherday lol.

 

Ryan

Hiya, I live in leigh not sure what you mean? Totally enjoyed one of your last post.lol with the cheeky "dare i say" incident.... Steady on yr feet lad,that was sunday was it? Ian

 

 

Sorry which post was that?? Ive been posting loads recently beacause ive got nothing to do all day haha. I thought you had only recently moved to leigh though. Yeh it was sunday lol, blowing a gale, saw a maggie take off and got blown all over the place, made me chuckle to maself.

 

Ryan

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  Swampy said:

  Deker said:

Just scanned through this but remember as well you get clean dry air from a bottle...not necessarily so from a pump, the pump may be marginally cheaper money wise, but the bottle is much quicker and easier.

So bottle EVERY time for this OAP!!!

 

 

Clean Dry Air keeps being mentioned.

Now call me stupid (most do!) but surely it depends where you pump your gun up. You will always get moisture in the cylinder however this is usually dispelled on the first shot. So if your pumping your gun up in the middle of a field in the pouring rain next to a bonfire yes you will get moist dirty air. If you're in your garage at home in the warmth of the living room, you'll get dry clean air. Stands to reason.

Thats why I like springers. One shot. Wait 20mins and the coney are out again or move along to the next patch. Like I said before. I only take 10 shots with me....OK if you want to zero against a target take a few more but anything more than 20 seems excessive.

 

Swampy

 

Still "ninging" since Monday 9th March

 

 

You get damp dirty air wherever you pump your rifle up, it is worse in the rain and gales but still dirty and damp in your living room!

 

Damp rusts the resevour and stays there forever, this is not dispelled in the first shot, therefore even more particulates head through the system, the dirt clogs valves and seals etc and is not good..

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  hughesey1552 said:

  stankonia said:

  hughesey1552 said:

Congrats mate saved you a few bob there hasn't it. How are you finding sunny leigh now you've been back a few weeks? I nearly got blown over when i stepped out on my crutches the otherday lol.

 

Ryan

Hiya, I live in leigh not sure what you mean? Totally enjoyed one of your last post.lol with the cheeky "dare i say" incident.... Steady on yr feet lad,that was sunday was it? Ian

 

 

Sorry which post was that?? Ive been posting loads recently beacause ive got nothing to do all day haha. I thought you had only recently moved to leigh though. Yeh it was sunday lol, blowing a gale, saw a maggie take off and got blown all over the place, made me chuckle to maself.

 

Ryan

No mate born in leigh been back in leigh for 11 yrs now. The post was a comment... "dare i say? better than timelords rapid 7" sort of lost abit in translation now though.never mind. Ian

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  stankonia said:

  hughesey1552 said:

  stankonia said:

  hughesey1552 said:

Congrats mate saved you a few bob there hasn't it. How are you finding sunny leigh now you've been back a few weeks? I nearly got blown over when i stepped out on my crutches the otherday lol.

 

Ryan

Hiya, I live in leigh not sure what you mean? Totally enjoyed one of your last post.lol with the cheeky "dare i say" incident.... Steady on yr feet lad,that was sunday was it? Ian

 

 

Sorry which post was that?? Ive been posting loads recently beacause ive got nothing to do all day haha. I thought you had only recently moved to leigh though. Yeh it was sunday lol, blowing a gale, saw a maggie take off and got blown all over the place, made me chuckle to maself.

 

Ryan

No mate born in leigh been back in leigh for 11 yrs now. The post was a comment... "dare i say? better than timelords rapid 7" sort of lost abit in translation now though.never mind. Ian

 

O right yeah i know which post you mean now lol. O right when u first posted a few weeks ago i assumed you had only just moved back to leigh from when you had been living off the land.

 

Ryan

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  Deker said:

  Swampy said:

  Deker said:

Just scanned through this but remember as well you get clean dry air from a bottle...not necessarily so from a pump, the pump may be marginally cheaper money wise, but the bottle is much quicker and easier.

So bottle EVERY time for this OAP!!!

 

 

Clean Dry Air keeps being mentioned.

Now call me stupid (most do!) but surely it depends where you pump your gun up. You will always get moisture in the cylinder however this is usually dispelled on the first shot. So if your pumping your gun up in the middle of a field in the pouring rain next to a bonfire yes you will get moist dirty air. If you're in your garage at home in the warmth of the living room, you'll get dry clean air. Stands to reason.

Thats why I like springers. One shot. Wait 20mins and the coney are out again or move along to the next patch. Like I said before. I only take 10 shots with me....OK if you want to zero against a target take a few more but anything more than 20 seems excessive.

 

Swampy

 

Still "ninging" since Monday 9th March

 

 

You get damp dirty air wherever you pump your rifle up, it is worse in the rain and gales but still dirty and damp in your living room!

 

Damp rusts the resevour and stays there forever, this is not dispelled in the first shot, therefore even more particulates head through the system, the dirt clogs valves and seals etc and is not good..

 

I beg to differ on this....to what point I don't know, perhaps just for the argument......but no you're wrong. It all depends on the relative humidity of the enviroment you're in. Also when the only damp dirty place in my house is the bedroom!

 

 

Swampy

 

 

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