Pump vs Compressor on a Zelos?

Single filter vs dual filter

My preference is the Tuxing dual.
First filter is fiber to capture most of the moisture and cool the air a bit.
2nd filter is the standard charcoal and dessicant to finish drying the air.

Both stages have drains and I never see moisture when I drain from the 2nd filter.

When I drain from the first filter it puts out a lot of moisture and I live in a low humidity environment.

I just think getting the moisture out before the main filter is an excellent method. Sure makes it all last a long time.
 
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Oof, is it that bad? Or THAT bad?

I'm used to the add ons being equal or more than the main, but was really hoping I could manage a summer of fun on a pump 🤣🤣

Between the nutria destroying garden and missing the fun plinking, my hope is for more than occasional.
I am surprised by the claims that it is "That bad". I'm (77) and can hand pump while talking on the phone. I pumped my Diana Stormrider, no problem, although it may require more time than desired.

I use a GX CS3 at the range, with a CS1-clone as backup. My problem with hand pumping is the time required, and that it would wear me out because we shoot for ~6 hours, full power .22 PCP rifles, 500-1,000 pellets per day. Divide that by (40) pellets, and the amount of pumping would take too much time from shooting, even if it didn't wear me out. If I were hunting, 40 - 80 pellets in a day, hand pumping would be workable. One issue, in my experience, is pumping above 3,000 PSI, when the pumping effort requires more upper-body weight than mine.

The best answer, in my opinion, is to find a PCP shooter locally and ask to hand pump one of their guns. My 15-year-old granddaughter weighs less than 120 pounds and could pump a gun without complaint. (All I'd need to do is to say that I'd need to get her twin brother to pmp because it's too difficult for a girl.)