I understand your dilemma, but if you have mechanical skills, your cost for a pro compressor can be much less. These compressors are actually used everywhere, but we, as PCP shooters, never look where they are sold in used condition.. Companies that use these write off their replacement cost on their taxes and rarely repair them. They can be purchased at scrap prices if you look long enough for them. They are rarely repaired. Pro compressors are usually very well supported by their manufacturers, so the availability of spare parts is rarely an issue. Now their use can be for different purposes, so it may be necessary to reconfigure them for PCP use, but it is easily done. My point is that there is more than one way to skin this cat. See attached. I bought this 20 years ago for 300 Dutch Gilders. (about $150 at the time) It sat in the corner for many years until I needed one 4 years ago. It cost a few days labor and about $1000 for pro parts.
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