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While I do not have a Yong Heng compressor, I would argue that the speed at which they compress actually requires moisture filtration...

I've owned 2 YH compressors, both died at or under a year in. I've also owned a couple Hatsan compressors (one broke) as well as a...

It would be nice to know the experience of the owners of the opinions you are receiving. You could have opinions from one of at least...

I understand your points, and you are correct, I started with "I don't ""think"" so", which means I could certainly be wrong in the long...

Honestly, you start with "I don't think so" but the whole post reads like you agree, but with one possible exception - the word "cheap."...

@blackdog899 said in his post that he filled his 9L tank with his CS4 in one shot - that's a bigger tank than yours, and using the...

When the CS4 came out, GX "supported" the idea that it could fill pretty much anything, touting the 5 hour run time as the duty cycle...

Honestly, that is a pretty limited downside. People seem so focused on maximizing "full fills" when our guns are getting so many more...

You had posted a similar question earlier, and it was apparently deleted by the moderators. In that one I gave a detailed explanation...

I shoot 50y benchrest locally with all Rimfire guys. Despite prevailing more times than not over the unlimited Rimfire rifles....there...

I have one of those regulated valves and I use it on a buddy bottle dedicated to filling my target pistol. Honestly, I would not want...

What Gerry said! And make sure it is OK by your local ordinances too - it could be prohibited in your municipality, even though it...

I have a bird feeder 17 yards from my office window and I kill 99% of my stuff from there. I have shot squirrels and rats with 10fpe 177...

Nice! That also lets you do the reverse - save that beautiful stock from any adventure you go on that has a high risk of damaging it . . .

It definitely looks like it is for Crosman guns, potentially the 1377/1322 and related guns . . .