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Found a similar check valve on ole Amazone: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPS9YXWL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 $16.99 USD delivered second day. Now some might be put-off by the 600 psi working pressure. No problem. PayPal is ready when you are. $21.88 plus $18.27 freight from...

PasadenaMike, I'm confused. Which end of the fill line is the one-way valve connected to, and why?? Do you need and additional bleed valve anywhere in the string?? Thanks, Noob

I've only ever used N2 in my PCP's and they are just as clean and dry as the day they each arrived. Spotless (on the inside, that is). That paintball 6K N2 has got me spoiled. I'm thinking an N2 feed like you show will do the same, clean and dry, for the new pump as well. Would there be a...

I just picked up a new Vevor SS-PAC03A, 300 bar, two fan, auto stop, 110/12V, 20" fill tube and filter, plus a sack of spare parts and cables, all for $213 delivered. From Temu. Have not even turned it on yet.

Amen. Praise the Lord and pass the pellets!!

Google says the Titan NP delivers 21 fpe so that puts me in the stinky spot. Figures. But I'll keep it just for it's looks. That's why it's still laying on the top shelf where I left it several years ago

Kragman1 said, "Here's the thing about springers - they're fun because they're a challenge...". OK. I get that. But I've got enough "challenges" to keep me busy all day long. It's kinda like Danman said above, "Sometimes you just NEED to put holes in pop cans fast."!! Years ago I bought...

Sometimes you need a Ma Deuce, sometimes you need a blunderbuss. And some are still throwing rocks and the occasional stick, cause that's what they did when they were 10. I'll still pick up a PCP while they are out refilling their carbide lanterns they use for headlights on the buckboard...

DON'T START. PLEASE.

Bless you for saving the poor thing. If you can make a springer shoot straight you should be Sainted anyway.

The paintballers use N2 straight from the bottle - well - thru a pressure reducer for safety. They used to give it away, provide it for free at the fields and they go thru more N2 in a day than we would use in a year. N2 is D-R-Y dry, NO moisture, it is FAST to refill a bottle or tank, and it...

I've always had a "BB gun" as far back as my memory goes. Then the wife bought me a Sheridan Silver Streak in 5 mm when we got married just after the last ice age. It was stolen in a burglary years later. Got my son a multi pump BB gun when he was "old enough" for me to get away with it...

Both of my Hatsans hold pressure perfectly for months (years?) at a time, right outa the box. I've taken the Pneuma apart several times, no problems, just to see how it works or adjust the spring tension. Had it about 10 years. The .25 Flash about 3 years. Zero issues, very happy with both.

I'm a newbie here and to modern airguns, full disclosure, but I gotta chime in on behalf of Hatsan, here. Maybe 10 years ago I got a Hamerli Pneuma .177, polymer stock, for less than $200 from a little place down in Alabama. Just wanted to find out what this PCP thing was, was tired of my...

Reminds me of the time back in the 1700's when steam engines and railroads were invented and developed. Some "experts" at the time said that the maximum speed of trains would never exceed 35 mph because above that speed the air would be going past your nose and mouth so fast it would be...

Water, air, they are both fluids, but only one is incompressible (for all practical purposes). And one is more dense than the other. I'll be glad to help you with that one later. It looks like it will be in the mid 50's here in Atlanta tomorrow and PC. How about we go for a little motorcycle...

uhhh, What?? Ever heard of "wind chill" factor?? Same thing with fluids. The faster the flow the more heat removed.