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Hey Guys, "JTS Comp100 (Airgun Compressor) FULL REVIEW + SETUP & Maintenance Guide - How to Refill an Airgun!!" Having spent the last few weeks putting JTS's new Comp100 compressor through some grueling testing, I have to say; I'm thoroughly impressed and can't imagine anyone not loving this...

I recently bought a GX CS2 from the GX website for $250 delivered. I was surprised at how well it works. Very portable which is what I wanted for my second compressor (I've had a Yong Heng for 4 years and it works fine). The YH fills my expired fireman's Scott bottle. I still like my bottle...

...Personally I don’t care what it compares to. That might influence me to lust after another model. It works for me compared to making trips to the dive shop or using a direct fill portable compressor. Having an Alkin and air-hungry PCPs is like being a kid in an arcade with unlimited credits.

@Cody01 - What kind of compressors do you offer? Perhaps find a compressor that is more appealing to your customer base? Check this model out. Low cost and direct to rifle filling so no tank needed. Portable with multiple power options. This model is pretty impressive...

Well we both use the same . I bought the GX cs4i then because it was so cheap the Tuxing 042. Combined I’ll never need more. Unlike you I gravitated to using the Tux primarily, just much faster. Ive used both to fill 9 liter bottles from empty. About 5 continuous hours for the GX and 45 minutes...

what type of regular or hose do you then hook up to top of tank so you are able to fill PCP air rifle?

Portable compressor? Couldn't tell ya, you could use a vevor hand pump and pump it up to 5k psi though. For at home with no budget, then the air ventury krypton. Fills to 5k psi as well.

Heat is a main enemy of HPA compressors, those addressing it effectively are the best value. Water, fans, low-gearing/slow fill and crankcase oil are popular heat-busting methods. The rectangular box, waterless, oil-less, quick fill, multi power, high-speed fan cooled platforms work but have...

Another reason I am not interested in a portable compressor powered by the 12v car battery.... To take the gun off the shooting line (to the car), I have to case it while the range is hot... and uncase it when the range is hot on the return trip from the car. If the range is cold... no...

Like most you're not in the multi-thousand-dollar compressor price range so here's what's popular mid-price. GX-CS series and Yong Heng utilize multiple cooling methods, avoid compressors using just one. GX-CS series use high-speed fans and lower gearing, GX-CS4 adds water cooling. Yong Heng...

I would 1000% recommend a expired scba tank off ebay and a tuxing double cylinder compressor they run around 400$ there pretty reliable and very easy to work on and tons of parts available.

I am having a low voltage error coming up on this compressor. If I put a dead head plug in it and set the compressor to 300bar it will start doing its thing and cut off at about 240 bar and then come up with the low voltage error. While the compressor is pumping up the voltage meter is bouncing...

@jde727831 - Welcome to Airgun Nation! The Zelos is quite the shooter right out of the box. My friend has the hammer spring turned down and the regulator set at the lowest setting 1100 PSI? I think. With that setup he is getting about 100 shots per fill. This gets you a lot of pew for your...

Definitely helpful. Thank you.

Whatever model you choose, make sure to avoid excessive heat. Heat equals moisture. Moisture is bad in PCP's. Do 50 or 100 pumps at a time to take it easy on the rifle, pump and you. Use your whole body when pumping and go slowly. This compressor is about the same price as a pump...

GX PUMP CS4 Portable PCP Air Compressor, 350W Powerful Motor, Max 5800Psi/40Mpa, Water and Fan Cooling, 5 Hours Continous Work, 12V Auto Stop PCP Air Rifle - $471 It wasn't that long ago that I spent $600 on my CS4 compressor on Amazon. It has been a reliable work horsr for me.

It works well. Many people expect it to be fast like a yong heng, it's not as fast as one of those. But it still is quicker then any of the portable air cooled compressors out there. Big advantage to the CS4 is its not nearly as loud as the air cooled ones. And no where near as big of a mess...

OR a 4 year for $17

...and $500 scope. Plus a way to air up the gun assuming you are going PCP and don't have that yet. I still have a scuba tank, but portable compressors seem to be the way to go now. Stool, sticks, and carrier can be as cheap or extravagant as you like. If you are the buy once cry once type...

Thank you for the info!