I just picked one up for this exact reason. Nearest field is 30 minutes away and is closed during the week so it's hard to get air when I'm not specifically going to the field.
For reference, it takes approximately 300 pump strokes to fill a 13/3k and 1000 to fill a 48/3000. The highest I was physically able to pump to was 4000 psi. My recommendation is fill in 100 pump increments with 10 minute breaks between to both rest, and let the pump cool down. You can easily fill a couple tanks through the week in time to play limited paint games on the weekend.
These work well for 13ci tanks. Anything larger than that and you're going to have a stroke. They come in handy for at home testing, but I wouldn't use one to play.
Honest review. It does exactly what its supposed to. You have to make sure you push the pump all the way down, and that is coincidentally where the difficult part is. I'm about 6 foot 200 pounds and it started getting noticeably harder for each pump after hitting 3000. It does the job, but you're definitely going to have to put some muscle into it past 3000. Everyone trying to count how many pumps it will take to fill up an entire tank are fooling themselves because you're not exerting the same energy for each pump. Its easy in the beginning and it only gets harder as you pump more air into your tank.
so my question is if I wanted to use it to fill a 5 gallon portable air tank that has a tire valve it would fill quickly? I mean its going to be a better choice than a bike pump? need to fill to about 120 PSI ????
This is great for anyone making repairs to their markers and don't have any air.
Sure, it takes time, but at least you got air for them tests or more
I just picked one up for this exact reason. Nearest field is 30 minutes away and is closed during the week so it's hard to get air when I'm not specifically going to the field.
For reference, it takes approximately 300 pump strokes to fill a 13/3k and 1000 to fill a 48/3000. The highest I was physically able to pump to was 4000 psi. My recommendation is fill in 100 pump increments with 10 minute breaks between to both rest, and let the pump cool down. You can easily fill a couple tanks through the week in time to play limited paint games on the weekend.
These work well for 13ci tanks. Anything larger than that and you're going to have a stroke. They come in handy for at home testing, but I wouldn't use one to play.
Unless like backyard or up in the hills
I'd love to Jerry-rig two of those on an bicycle wheel to keep fill a scuba tank and use the scuba tank to get fills in between games.
Greatest thing ever!.. only 60 bucks, and great exercise filling my 68ci 45k ninja.
Honest review. It does exactly what its supposed to. You have to make sure you push the pump all the way down, and that is coincidentally where the difficult part is. I'm about 6 foot 200 pounds and it started getting noticeably harder for each pump after hitting 3000. It does the job, but you're definitely going to have to put some muscle into it past 3000. Everyone trying to count how many pumps it will take to fill up an entire tank are fooling themselves because you're not exerting the same energy for each pump. Its easy in the beginning and it only gets harder as you pump more air into your tank.
Any at home or portable compressor recommendations?
With normal 68/4500 tanks it gets hard as heck to pump even putting all you weight on it
so my question is if I wanted to use it to fill a 5 gallon portable air tank that has a tire valve it would fill quickly? I mean its going to be a better choice than a bike pump? need to fill to about 120 PSI ????
Where cloud I get a air compressor?
What air tank is that
would this work with refilling those 12g refillable co2 cartridges?
and if so what fittings would i need to get to fill it up
12g cartridges aren't refillable, once they're punctured they're done for. And this compresses oxygen whereas Co2 is filled in a liquid state
@@TinkersKustomPaintball theres a refillable version you just got to search for it
Awesome gonna cop one so i dont gotta spend 10$ on all day air
10 min well see when I get my M17 the tank is empty I'm sure probably more like 30 for my old ass
Probably only good for pump only games
I guarantee the Piston in that pump won't last long🤣
That price is wack lol was gonna buy it but not for $60. 🤦🏼♂️. Geez
can get them from china for 35 bucks
Ya, buy the unbranded on eBay for cheap.
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