Recent content by karakalla

BTW, pumped till around 220, no issues. First 200 pumps (580cc cylinder) stopping each 40 letting the pump cooling down completelly, after 150bar started with 30 strokes series, after 200 i was stopping each 10. Have to say that starting from 0 pressure was quite a pain, but considering that...

Nope, forbidden in Greece (and in Italy). That said it's not that uncommon for some breaking the law here specially in private properties.;)

Madness. You can only own air guns up to 7 joules, all what has more is regulated and you need the same permit as firearms. I know that because i am italian. That said, the site i linked is greek and i am actually living in Greece where there are no limits at all. Much better :)

Good to know. As said i will try to pump a bit over the 200bar limit letting the pump cool down, and see if i have any issues. Will update. ;)

Yes, looks like my pump. The red zone in the gauge starts at 200 on mine and end scale is at 300.....will give a try. ;)

I don't know the model, but this is the link at the site where i got it: http://www.katadromeasclub.gr/index.php/pcp-hatsan.html

Nice comment sir, very well put. ;)

Thanx guys, lot's of good info here.....even if not what i was hoping hear but I suspected that my pump would not be enough. I just got my first pcprifle and set and already out of budget so yes, will pump till 200 letting cool down and as soon as possible i'll get a huben or even better a small...

Hi folks. I bought a manual pump that on the site was described as 250bar capable, then i read the manual and it states up to 200bar. Pissed! Complicated and unconfortable to send it back so i was wondering, how can i push it above 200 bar without destroing the seals? My rifle is 250 bar...

Thanks again guys, all suggestions are very much appreciated. Seems that uncertainity is growing, today another contender to the list, Evanix Rex in 357. 😂

Considering that i have to buy also a compressor at this point, my budget is around 1000€ and these last suggestions ar way more expensive. The ataman still in budget. @xindaris: kalimera :) but i just live in Greece, i am italian ;) (happy Easter by the way)

Anyways, yes, i think that i'll skip the hatsan. I thought they were more reliable....

:D I thought it was easier to pump a pcp. Might be a stupid question: if i use an air tank that i refill at gas stations (for tires), can i then use the air tank to refill my pcp?

The edgun morana 💘