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That’s cool, a bar stool inverted to hold tanks. Very clever. 👍

This may have been mentioned in replies to this thread as I have not read them all. A well known member on AGN PM’d me regarding a PCP I had posted on AGN. At the time I already had positive feedback on other items and rifles I sold. The member requested a photo with me holding the rifle with a...

When I worked in a dive shop, inspecting scuba tanks was a daily task. We had a long 1.8” diameter (3.18mm) pick about three feet (1 meter) long that had a relatively sharp point on one end that we used to “estimate” pitting depth or scratch some questionable mark to see if it was a stain or a...

Yeah, eye protection should be mandatory. A dive buddy that worked the same dive shop that I did once attached a low pressure hose (350psi max) to a high pressure port on a regulator and got spanked VERY hard on his lower arm when it failed. He never did that a second time… yet.

Probably doable since a ton of youtubers in the powder burner sector wear tactical helmets, plate carriers and othe tacticool stuff to shoot an AR. YMMV 😂😂

Tiger Shark all the way. I owned both that the OP mentioned. Joe B tank throttles very nicely because of the slow fill from tank to gun feature. You won’t be disappointed.

I went through a whole lot of PCP’s in past two or so years. If I knew then what I know now I would buy an American Air Arms .25 or .22 Evol. Expensive for a lot of folks budget, don’t know what yours is, but it’s a buy once cry once. Gun is built like a tank.

If my brother asks a question and the person responds “I’m not sure” he says “So you don’t have a f’ing clue right?” 😂😂

Unfortunately I know longer have the compressor nor any photos of what I did. Sorry.

Your post says an 88cc tank. If you’re losing any air while connecting any fitting I think it could easily drop 500psi. But if you meant 88CF then there’s a gauge problem somewhere, or as stated, pressure drop from cooling down of air.

In about a two and a half year stretch I think I went through close to twenty airguns. FX, Daystate, Air Arms, American Air Arms, RAW, all upper tier airguns. First one was a .25 Marauder, then a .25 FX Wildcat, then from there it was about every 6 weeks or so buying “the perfect” PCP to...

You were definitely motivated to eliminate that fox.

No, I am using sub sonic ammo and is as quiet as a .25 PCP.

That’s cool. You were very fortunate to get that angle for the kill shot. I know, in my experience, you rarely get that opportunity when the critter lines up just right and the crosshairs are on the right spot. Well done.

Ruger RPR Rimfire and any 22 suppressor in the $250 range and it’s money well spent. Ask me how I know.

.22LR and a suppressor, you will be $$ ahead. And it’s ready in an instant.

I did on my Air Charger. The unit came with two switches, as I recall, one for compressor motor and one for coolant pump. When I was done pumping air I would turn of the compressor switch and mounted to my joist overhead I had an electrical box with a rotary timer and a three position...

As many have mentioned, it’s what America does. About 20 years ago I was rebuilding a Wheel Horse garden tractor. Its Kohler engine had thrown a rod. I was at the local dealer getting some parts and was looking at the current model. I said to the dealer “I see the latest model, which is the...

To add to my post #4, today I just happen to wrap up my latest Anderson Powerpole conversion to make my generator more user friendly. I generally start my electric start dual fuel Firman generator every couple months but got distracted this year and when I went to start it the battery only got...

I have used Anderson Powerpole connectors on several home and work projects. They are of the highest quality. I have attached a link from a Google search of Anderson power pole products. Nice job on your adaptation for your compressor...