Air Rifle REFILLING - How To + Setup GUIDE - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know !! - PCP Airgun
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- This video is a tutorial and documentary on how to refill or re-pressurize an air rifle, pellet gun, or airgun.
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one of the best reviews I've ever seen.
Hi Javier, thank you. Please come again... more in the making. Steve
Yeah, if you adjust the play speed to 1.75x
No music please
@@NC_Fisher_Guy no, not unless it fills to 3,000 to 4,250 psi.
@@AEAC a!!
The background music was irritating, annoying and unnecessary.
the great feeling when you find a great youtube channel with a fountain of knowledge!
Sweet! Pro-grade video production. This is a big step up from "normal" TH-cam stuff.
Thank you David. This was a really fun video to make for us. Best, Steve
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I'm a sponsored long range centerfire guy and have been heavy in to PCP airguns for a very long time.. I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, your video style is the best plain and simple you my friend are awesome to watch and your voice is perfect for your video style.
Thank you very much for thinking so... Means a lot. I'll keep working to grow the channel so long as the sponsors are down. P.S. I like FE RC boats the way you like quads 😉. Thanks for watching. Steve
The "fit and finish" on your videos is top notch. Keep crankin em out!
👍 will do Travis, thanks!
Another great video Steve, not just for novice air gunners but for anyone who’s considering a new air source. I’ve been looking at compressors for a while and have been steered every which way by knowledgeable people with their opinions of the “best” option. I’m really liking the Super Charger more and more. Thanks bud! Stoti
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Hell of an explanation and video with the production values of "How it's Made", thanks
You consistently have the BEST TH-cam productions I've ever seen.
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Now this was a phenomenal video Steve ! Well worth the watch,hope all pcp airgunners stumble across this. Thanks again for your great work !
At 19:00 - the manual says DO let the cooling system run for 15 minutes or so after every use. This is a great compressor and as always, a great video, Steve. 👍👍
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So well done, wow. Very impressive with a Ton of info to boot. Thank you!
I purchased a Daystate Huntsman Regal XL and an Omega 75 cu ft/4500 psi tank from AOA. This is my first big step into the air gun world.
Timothy Harris Congrats Tim and welcome to AEAC. Steve
Exactly what im looking at, RegalXL and a tank from AOA how do you like your new rifle and how is your experience with AOA?
Highly informative all I wanted to know about pcp reloading keep up the good work
Just getting into airguns and I am glad I came across your video. It was perfect. I have about 25 SCUBA tanks that I plan on making into an air bank and cascade the air to one of the Omega tanks. Thanks so much for the effort in this video.
Excellent video. I am planning to buy an AA S510 with a tank and your answered all the questions I had since this will be my first PCP system. Thank you for tanking the time to include so much great detail in this video
As a SCUBA diver I would like to warn you about the danger of putting an air tank vertically. We always lay it down, so it cannot fall over and break off the valve. If that happens you are in big trouble, 300 bar escaping at once is not a joke.
Thank you so much for this video! I have been looking for
real information on these types of air guns and how to pressurise them.
Excellent Video! I appreciate how thorough each pump was used, and the sound clips of the compressors.
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Being lazy, I bought a welding supply HP pump. And I learned the beauty of nitrogen!
lol flashy flash!
After this never mind about air guns like this ones. The good old spring rifle for me 🤣
I originally went with a springer due to the air thing. Got tired of having to hold the rifle a certain way and sold it to move to PCP. After watching this and thinking about it. I may just stick to 22lr.
A pcp pump is very good option, cause it lets you to combine cardio and hunting! And makes you stay fit as you do what you like! 😂
important part of air gunning. I know a lot more after watching this vid
Great video on filling!
Thanks!!
Great tutorial. Outstanding work! 👍
un video muy instructivo felicidades es el mejor video que he visto sobre compresores para airgun
very informative video, except for the loud music it was great
Great content as always. Cheers from Brazil!
Hi Jose. Thanks buddy. I'm grateful for your visit. More to come soon! Steve
I love airguns, from 22LR in my youth I've become obsessed with all types of shooting. I'll let you into a secret.. Best way to recharge and airgun... Bend.. Click... Done...
Great video review! Thanks for sharing this video and your knowledge with the rest of us!
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dive schools are best they have very good filters for the purest air.
and try not to let your bottle drop lower than 150 bar it takes longer to fill because the cilinder heats up and it takes longer to fill.
You should give TH-cam video making tutorials. You and Foresty Forest. Really well done. Thank you.
Great Video, very detailed on operating the compressors, Better than the typical youtube videos.
Nice quality reviews. Appreciate your hard work.
fat You bet buddy. Thanks for joining us. Steve
lol and heart healthy I had a hand pump for about 5 minutes. then I just dropped 2500$ on an AC Airetex 4500psi compressor. I knew my PCP air rifle hobby had just started and now 6 years later I'm 30 air rifles deep with 4 tanks and 2 compressors. However I run an air rifle business called Custom Air Rifles and Designs CARD for short. look me up. what ever I do I do it to death. just as I see you do. good vid and info on filling.
lol, yeah. It was some work. Thanks for appreciating the vid. Best, Steve
What a man! :)
NanoBlaster's CrossFire hey buddy I just bought a Scott scba tank and I’m about to purchase a air compressor what adapter do I need to fill the scba tank and then use it to fill the pcp air gun?
Tried to access CARD site, ads out the wazoo, no thanks
AWESOME job , on a very well done instructional video.
Another informative upload Steve ~ Top class, many thanks.
+Mr Shoto Many welcomes Mr. Shoto. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Steve
Ok, I was enjoying your videos until I saw you walking around with a Metallica shirt... Now I love them!
Love your videos! I'm just getting into the hobby so your videos really help me to make informed decisions! Keep up the great work!
Nice!, comprehensive video. I know it took time t video and insert the graphics. Kudos to you "IF" you did it for the passion of air gun enthusiast. Either way it's totally comprehensive.
Great video. Fortunately I only have to fill my pcp to 200 bar which is pretty easy with my gunpower stirrup pump and 200lb frame. Still, you are right, as a man that Daystate compressor has a definite allure.
Running well with a 180€ yong heng clone for 3 years now. I needed to replace piston seals once, but that is it. Works brilliantly with some drying tubes attached.
Very nice and informative video. Only negative thing was that the music was overbearing and louder than the voice at times. Other than that great video.
Pretty cool. It's just what you showed me.
Thanks Dad... this one was a marvelous opportunity to share and grow.
Great informative video, thanks Steve.
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fantastic video and information :0
you just got another sub :)
Welcome to AEAC wolfbane. It's good to have you with us. Best, Steve
AOA is in my backyard, if it weren't for them I wouldn't be in the sport, love those guys. I've even made some ar600 targets for their big bore matches. Great place! Thanks for the vid Steve. See if you can get them to send me a pallet of goodies, I'll even go pick it up ;-)
Lucky guy. Wish I were closer.
Extreme benchrest in October sign up now if you haven't yet. That's where I met Ted.
+Michael Neumeyer I'll be there documenting and sharing, don't know about time enough for shooting though. Steve
Awesome, thanks!!
The question is just for the Sake of time. I think maybe a good example is the Sig Sauer MCX Virtus PCP .22 Caliber Semi-Auto rifle you fill the PCP Tank will the air ever Leak out or will it stay in the Tank without shooting the Gun
PCPs should hold their air indefinitely. Steve
Wow, I've been thinking about having a small cabin because I could power/heat & cool it with propane and solar 12 volt. Looks like the 12 volt solar would allow the new compressors to function. Thanks for the information about this video!!!
Imagine if pcp had been the only technology for 100 years and then springs suddenly came along. They'd be considered the greatest airgun advancement ever
Guess I'm sticking with springers.
erlycuyler you can buy a Yong Heng compressor for around $300 on Amazon or EBay, or Ali Express. Will fill to 4500 psi and I’ve done tanks with it. Buy a molecular filter for dryer air and you’re set.
Once you use a pcp you never go back to springers ! I am shooting 1/4” group in 70 yards .
nc airguner I love my BSA lightening xl se. But just bought a Daystate HR Huntsman Regal. Chalk and cheese. Still love my BSA, but will stay in the case, for a long while.
You are all right. I will give PCP rifles a go. I've had to postpone any purchases since my wife had some medical issues.
@@ncairguner I can't wait !!!!
Great video Steve
Thanks Mark. ...worked hard on that one for us. It's still one of my favorites. Steve
GREAT Video. :-)
Thanks mate! This really helped, gonna get me a hand pump :)
Hand pumps are killers, they don't dry the air good enough so why pump your guts out putting in wet air.
@@racerroy1 To save money
@@vyke_24 When the inside of your valued rifle rusts you will wish you invested in a breathing air bottle, and it saves a lof of back pain. and makes refilling an effortless excercise.
Bro that was amazing your video editing and narration are synchronized in harmony . Your Brilliant !!!! You seem to capture what we're thinking all along during the video, and then you make the comments and side notes on the screen and more enough then enough times it's exactly what I'm thinking 👍🏼.
Thank you :)
My pleasure brother. Spread the good word and thanks for the visit. Steve
I seen some of the prices on some of those nice airguns they can get up there in price. If you plan on using a airtank for your airgun you might as well spend little more and get something like this to refill your own airtanks.
Let's say the Omega Super Charger costed $2000 dollars and if you had a retail store fill your airtank for you say for $15 dollars. If you bought the Omega Super Charger for $2000 dollars it would pay for it self after like 133 refills. If you take your airgun shooting quite often I would think getting something like the Omega Super Charger would be worth it.
Their new Trail Charger is even more affordable and I liked it just as much.
Omg this is like watching high school shop class instructional videos from the 60's.
Why not use distilled water in the omega supercharger?
How many times can the rifle fire with 3000pst. i'm not sure how it works. Also , do they make essentially something just like that pump BUT is a 'rotary hand crank'? Imagine something portable, that can stay connected and you crank in down time.
I was wondering you needed a lot of air can you take one of those air cylinders with you to the field ? I have my own paintball field just for friends and family I’m looking for the best thing I could do for air I have no power on the land ?
Thanks bud this is all I need to know. I am getting a daystate regal in two weeks and I was looking for a video on how to fill the rifle. Thanks a lot. I don't know if you can do a video on the regal and its accuracy
+Jersey boy in Texas Welcome, I'm glad it helped. Congrats on the Regal... those are great guns. Mine likes JSB's best but yes, perhaps I can use it in my next outing. Best, Steve
110 volts ? haha , in Europe we use 250 volts ... Good review ! i like it , nicely done...
it says it in the video title, EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know :}
Very nice! Wondering if you could suggest a small compressor that will work for both PCP and clean air for Mini Scuba tanks-to use in diving. Thank you!
I would look at Nardi dive compressors. They seem nice.
Man! I bet you have the brains to create your own Airgun company from scratch! Or deserve a high position working for FX or DAYSTATE, or something
Your work is unique
+TrojanTMT I very much enjoy showing off their hard work. Perhaps one day they'll send a project for us. Thanks for encouragement and i'll see ya again soon. Best, Steve
Great video, covering details on every aspects. Thank you.
Im new to pcp gun's but couldn't you just connect the air compressors directly to the gun instead of the SBCA tank?
Hello, Katya & I will answer your question on this weekend's, "ask AEAC" on my other TH-cam channel, AEAC Vlog. Steve
Great review. Hand pump difficult but great exercise for 66 year old man .
Let's be realistic. Pumping up a pcp air rifle with a hand pump takes time. On average about 225-250 pumps to full charge. I've done it on a Sam Yang Dragon Claw. Which takes a long time.
Everything I needed to know great vid thanks!
I bought a Omega Turbo Charger that spits out the moisture every minute or 20 mins what ever u set it for. Does the line to the tank or rifle still need a filter. Sounds like the unit is catching it for ya.
I bought a Pyramid hand pump and what most new to air gunnery don't know is a hand pump takes a lot of strength PULLING as well as PUSHING! Attaching the hose to the gun is very sloppy. You lose air as you attach the hose. And couldn't they invent a wheel of some sort with a counter weight that would take the effort out of pumping? I was going to invest in the best air gun compressor on the market until I read that they break down very easily. The hose on a Pyramid pump is flimsy and you have to be careful not to break it. I ordered my second pump from Pyramid and the plate you screw to the pump looked like a very heavy stamping machine stamped large furrows on the plate. I sent it back never to do business with Pyramid again.
This wasn't really about instructions or guidance, it was about promoting sales if certain specific products.
Great video! I hope your sponsors realize all the information you provide.
Hello Steve. As usual great video, tons of useful information. In addition to your airgun skills i'm highly impressed by your video making skills for someone who is not a full time TH-camr I don't know any airgunner who can beat what you do. I'm very grateful. I have a question and still didn't find any answer on the web. Filling your rifle with a pump from about 1500 psi to it's limit may take anywhere from 100 to 300 pump strokes depending on the cylinder/bottle volume, the max pressure and the pump stage. So to fill the rifle you open and close it's intake valve 100 to 300 more time than filling it with a scba which will open and close the valve only once per fill. Isn't that gonna wear out the rifle tank seal prematurely? What do you think? Thx ! Btw I'm gonna heavily contribute to spreading your channel it deserves way more subs and views.
Interesting question... seems valid but I honestly have no idea. Best, Steve
ahmed the pressure in the pump line keeps the guns valve open so it is not opening and closing it stays open until you open the air drain plug
I'm going to get a hand pump to keep the coast down
Cracked me up! Your tone, delivery style and phrasing remind me of Steven Raichlen teaching us to cook barbecue. Keep it up!
Very cool video,Steve.You always bring real world info I can trust.I know this after years of listening to your reviews,then having a lot of spot-on ,similar experiences in which to compare and verify the information.I wish you the best in all your airgun endeavors.Best wishes,friend and thank you.
nice video congatulation
Had a great interest in getting a PCP rifle for getting rid of pesky starlings, then I saw the prices, for not only the guns, but pumps (even hand pumps are expensive). Yeah, rocking a nitro piston rifle for thjat. Much cheaper and it does the job well enough. I know they aren't as tack driver accurate, but up to 40 yards I haven't missed a bird yet (and that's as far as I need to shoot for my barn and land layout). You really have to like and want to get into PCP shooting as that's a hugely expensive affair. I think the technology is very cool, especially some of the big bore stuff, but yikes, I can't justify the cost. I'll stick to my powder burners for big stuff. I'll still watch the videos though, it's definitely cool.
I dont know why you guys bother with air guns when you can use a nice .22 lr or cb caps if in unsuitable terrain . Airguns is all we can use in the uk without a lot of hassle, and then only 12 piddling foot pounds of energy. God bless the usa and the second amendment
@@annabeltheunicorn9374 I would love to just be able to use the .22, unfortunately, to use it on the Starlings and House Swallows means shooting up at an angle to pick them off a wire or barn roof. That sends the bullet off far into the distance. I do live on acreage and not many houses around, but there are a couple within about 3/4 of a mile in the relative direction I need to shoot. It's just not worth seriously injuring someone, or worse, so I need to use an air rifle. .22 CB would be possible, the problem is, you can't find them anywhere.
Oh i see what you mean. I thought you all lived on the prarie. What are house swallows by the way? And are they not protected?
@@annabeltheunicorn9374 Oops, sorry, I meant House Sparrows, not swallows. Starlings and English House Sparrows are invasive species (not native to the U.S.). They are very aggressive and will kill local native species, take over their nests, kick eggs out of nests, etc. They are not protected here and practically every state encourages culling them as much as possible.
I thought that was wrong, funny thing is they are quite rare here these days and even starlings are not in the numbers they were. Raised on shooting starlings first with catapult and later air rifle. More satisfying thwop when you hit a starling dont you think? Sparrows ok but just a puff of feathers lol. Getting too old for shooting now but enjoy watching people who do.
Look at the simple and effective turkish refilling technology.see please ayhan çağlan videos at youtube..
Having just retired from 25 years in the fires service. All fire depts have compressor to fill there SCBA bottles at one of there stations, at least. Stop by with your SCBA bottle and ask for a fill, most likley you will be met with open arms and the crew will love to hear about your "very cool pellet gun". give it a try the worst you will get is an appology as why they can't do it.
Craig Marston Great info Craig, thank you! I'm sure this tip means a lot to our subs. Best, Steve
Craig Marston What a great idea!! I know a few fireman in town, and I am just getting into the air gun arena. Thank you!
I was out in Duck Creek Utah and stopped by the fire dept and asked nicely to fill my water jugs....the ass hole said they don't typically like people using their water outside but just this once would be ok.
I told him to keep his water...
Brian T0obad, That is not their water. The People pay for it, the People can use it.
@@yoshisaidit7250 I wish it was true but its not.
We pay for a lot of things we can't use.
I could tell right now, (min 15:50), the little red knob that presets the pressure set needle on the Omega suercharger, is not going to last very long. It seems his hand is exerting quite a bit of force to set the needle, (shaking like a lot of torque is involved). Little things tend to break over time with situations like that.
EarthSurferUSA got 2 years of commercial use out of mine then finally upgraded... no issues. I haven't heard anything but rave in the 3 years they've been out. You hearing different? Thanks, Steve
I would not expect to set that knob very many times in using the compressor.
@@AEAC No, I have not heard any differently. Just going by what I saw on this vid, (data through senses), and combining it with all the other china junk I have bought over the decades, (not saying this product is junk, I have just bought a lot of it, like we all have. The boat goes back to china empty, while our landfills overflowith). That bit of concept building does not "Trump", (I like that word), your personal experience of several years with the machine in any way.
Thanks for the quality vids you do Steve. Doug in Michigan
@@AEAC Steve really enjoy your videos, I am researching HPA compressors I see you "finally upgraded" what compressor did you upgrade to? I have had my Nomad 2 in for warranty repair after only 9 fills on a Ataman MR2. Nice concept on the Nomad 2 but I don't really trust it for as much shooting/filling as I do. And I have a FX Impact on the way so I am looking for a compressor that may have a better filtration system on it too. The compressor survey has been a good starting point in my research but I am always interested in more information.
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@@boblor2484 The Turbocharger has been great for me & others. The Coltri Daystate has also been excellent. Steve
Who is this guy? You are the BEST Teacher, I have been looking at getting an Airgun and interested in the FX MKII or the LCS Air Arms SK-19, which would you recommend?
I have no experience with the LCS but they're pretty popular. Can't go wrong with FX... I've reviewed 8 of them and they've all been great.
@@aeacvlog2033 Thanks for the prompt reply. Can you please send me a link to the reviews?
@@temis.a.4656 no, simply visit my video page and scroll or use the search feature, "aeac fx"
best to go to youtube and in the search box enter, "AEAC and whatever gun" you want to search. it will find them
I bought a crown about 8 months ago and I cannot find any information on the fittings I need to fill it so I have never shot the gun and I think I’m ready to give up and sell it for whatever I can get to just get rid of it
The fitting you need ships with the gun from FX. Steve
Great video and nice choices of what to highlight and the deliberate choice of changing background music was a good idea between the various options.
I was aware of all the products already so to me the real highlight was the omega compressor really, and in particular the short breakdown on expected regular maintenance in operation. That's a thing most other sources of information skim over with just a "low maintenance" statement.
It was high up on my wishlist already but based on that and not seeing too much bad rep on them around after they've been on the market a while I'm tempted to look into getting one eventually when it won't mean emptying my entire savings account. So for now the good old Hill handpump it'll be as primary source of compressed air.
I often wonder how those daystate compressors hold up against the traditional workhorses in that size category like Bauer compressors which I've seen used for diving and such. Still torn between for example the Omega one or a used portable/semi-portable electric Bauer compressor, both are in about the same price range depending on model and condition for me.
I also wouldn't mind the huge Dräger ones at the fire departments that I've seen while there to deal with some IT related trouble of their computers and air quality testing software, I'd love to have even just a fraction of that compressor equipment equipment or stockpile of carbon fiber tanks it's really neat stuff. A first stage compressor which fills up a tank larger than a typical bathtub to a moderate pressure which then gets up to the working pressure of the storage cylinders by the Dräger, those machines in operation are quite noisy but they tend to be in a room of their own a bit away from the fill stations so it's not too bad (when the doors are closed).
Being in a room like that is a bit humbling when knowing what kind of energy is locked up in those bottles and fill lines along the wall. When I was there at the time there were about 50-60 tanks in wheeled crates ready to be shipped out after they returned from hydrostatic testing and were refilled there, it's quite a difference from the usual filling setup in a dive shop.
+Extra stuff Thanks Extra Stuff. I know the Bauer name... it's a good one. But if you check out Coltri's site www.coltri.com/, you'll see that they are everything Bauer is and more maybe. Agreed on being intimidated by the compressor room at the dive shop. I got in & out of there as fast as I could... not to mention it was deafening. Thanks for the comment. Best, Steve
Thanks for this video. You just saved me a ton of money. I've been really deep into fast electric Rc boats and wanted something else to get into. After seeing how much of a pain in the ass and expensive pcp air rifles are, no thanks. I was juuuust about to hit buy on a marauder, this just changed my mind. I'll stick to sprinters and nitro piston guns and when I need shoot something with multiple shots I'll break out my 10/22. I thought I'd be saving money by going to pellets. Ha!
Kfx Guy I'm also into FE boats... Voracity, Impulse, Ms. Geico, UL1, Revolt... got em all. PCP's & their support systems are way cheaper, lol.
I have the gamo gx pump , all setup and tightened but it leaks pressure at around 150/200 bar , any ideas? Its brand new
I still use a hand pump because I can’t afford a good electric pump for my .457 Texan with carbon fiber bottle. I paid close to 1300 for it. So I’ll have to save up for a good pump.
I found the Omega Trail charger to be good and reasonable 👍
Great review, 5 ⭐. Background music, not so much.
Great instruction. A compressor will pay for itself eventually with the savings on gas ⛽ to the scuba shop and fill fees. At $15, 126 times or 3,780 gun refills...
I am asking anyone this question, If you have an Umarex Legends MP40 Semi/Full auto Submachine Gun? and if you think it is possible to build a system that would use either air handpumps, HPA tanks, and PCP for the legends MP40 to be fitted with a regulator, fitting, and air hose to go where the clips piercing plug, screw that goes into the Legends MP40's clip...To use compressed air instead of the CO2 air. ??? So as to not have to deal with cold air, freeze up's with CO2.
how many time fell 200 bar air rifal in 6 liter scuba? please reply waiting your response
www.airgunsofarizona.com/Tanks/FillCalc.html
I am quite a distance from getting my first rifle, but you have given me a comprehensive intro to refilling peripherals. Such an entertaining, professionally done video!
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Have the people at Daystate been told that the red zone should be at the high end of the pressure reading? This was uploaded in 2016, have they corrected this?
Have a look in my video section Jeff....wasn't long ago that I reviewed the latest version of the Huntsman. Best, Steve
Excellent video. Clearly presented, valuable and relevant content by someone who understands the need to keep the camera focused. RARE. Well done.
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you didn't explain what the ANNOYING continuous ANNOYING noise is supposed to be for,,,,, it certainly is NOT useful entertaining or informative
I love this video this was the most confusing part when I first started with PCP. I was afraid I would buy the wrong tank or connector etc and not be able to figure out what I needed. I didn't want to spend all that money and end up with something useless. I went the easy route with a .25 Marauder love that gun now I want an FX. I used the hand pump at first now I'm scuba powered and will never look back.
Thank you for letting us know. We're glad to hear you found it helpful. Best, Steve
I own a smg .22. i have 3 hpa bottles for it. which i started out having a hand pump for it. it was a pain to fill just one bottle. so i bought a gx portable hpa compressor off of amazon for $380 u.s. dollars. The thing fills my bottles in about 15 to 20 minutes. i can fill all three in roughly an hour. and have around 750 shots i can get off before needing to fill them again. since the smg .22 comes with hundred round belts and can empty a belt in a matter of seconds, you go through bottles fast. i REALLY recommend the hpa compressor i got for anyone getting into hpa air rifles. the thing can be powered by a car battery. so when i am out in the woods, i can fill my bottles with my car and not have to leave to fill up again. its small and portable. It doesn't need any water to keep it cool too.
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Seems pretty educational, but after 2 minutes of the severely annoying music, I had to go.
Why do people ruin good content with shetty background music. Sadam Hussein could have tortured people with it.