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was 298 next day 296 next day 290 next day 286...I'll check again tomorrow

Thanks for the reply. I'm going to let it sit untouched for a week or so to see where it bottomes out at. In your opinion what would be a bar level that would cause you concern on your pcp?

Thanks for the reply. I plan on keeping it around 250 (that's where I store my huben) but being new I wanted to make sure it could hold pressure over time.

I have an Edgun Leshiy 2 with the largest bottle, which has a max fill pressure of 300 bar. I've only put 16 shots through it so far. After my last shot, I refilled the bottle to just under max (298 bar). However, after a couple of days, the pressure dropped to 286 bar. I refilled it back to...

I am interested in getting the edgun peazy fill system and it mentions that it will fit any 8mm fill probe...but I can't find any info on what size fill probe the huben gk1 takes. I measured it with my calipers and it came in under 8mm. Are edgun leshi 2 probes and the gk1 compatible? It also...

Thanks for answering so fast. By chance 200 is where it was at when I packed it away.

Thanks for answering my noob question (and keep an eye out cause I'm sure I'll have more)

I recently picked up a huben gk1 .25 and it is my first pcp airgun. In the manual it says to not let the pressure drop below 12mpa nor take it above 35mpa but is it okay to leave it pressurized anywhere between those 2 points if being stored for a couple weeks time? What...if any is the ideal...

I have one on order...can't wait to get it (but I'm also waiting on the gk1 to show...)

Is this the top of the line in that style (largish air capacity/semi auto/9mm) or are there other models to look at that are at least similar in quality?

Looks nice will check out

Will have to check these out

Will have to check this out

Impressive

Impressive