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You could go less antifreeze if your not going to have it in an area where it'll suffer from a hard freeze. Water cools better then AF. But you'll still want the corrosion protection it provides. I run 20% AF to water in mine.

First time firing the Bosler. A new valve and new seals were made. The gun shoots great and was filled to 600psi. We were shooting .465 round balls. My friend Larry who casts the lead was having fun shooting these things Video needs editing later... but wanted the first shot of the gun on filmed

It's hydro locked from to much grease. The power supply is going to try and turn that motor that can't turn. It's like trying to start a car with a seized engine. The electric components will fry while trying. The compressor needs to be cleared of the grease. There is a very simple way to do...

As @SenseiSmash said it is a .50 cal I talked to a friend a little bit ago and he has .495 and .498 round balls already cast. So should be able to shoot it this coming weekend

I picked this up at the airgun show this past weekend. I remember seeing these years ago and wanted one. Totally forgot all about them. Seen a guy handling this one, as soon as he set her down and walked away. I swooped in😂. It was empty of air so there was the concern of it not working...

There's so much that is just plain wrong here I don't even know where to begin... Your oiling system is a splash system, it's not pressurized. GX are greased Roller bearings. Gx is self contained... it is not the huge mess of buckets, fans, noise, etc... Like others said. There really is no...

My friend Nick and I had a great time. We each aquired a couple things. Now to go get some round balls and try out the .50 Dragon Slayer I found there 😁. I did get a Blitz for my brother too. He's happy that he's getting that. We'll be back next year

I run an GX-E5K2. Absolutely love it for filling larger tanks and many of my antique guns using a separate large gauge to regulate pressure into those antiques It is a great fast compressor that is rebuildable. It's a cs4 on Steroids. Bigger twin cylinders then the cs4 and much larger motor...

The CS4 is a very solid well performing compressor. Do not over grease it and should be trouble free. Burst disks may be the only thing you might want. They can be ordered right from GX if you ever need more. https://gxpumpofficial.com/?ref=BBSGLLC

Where is the leak coming from? I've just finished up 8 CS4's for the Columbus, Ohio show. I haven't found any blown seals. However, there were a couple with blown burst Disks. You should have spares with the compressor.

It would be the best way to learn and see a large variety of things. Plus for some it is a less overhead cost per sale so you can get better deals there.

The new LR is not plastic like the Garmin, it has a better screen and takes 2 velocity readings. It does what the Garmin can, and more... and it's metal, not cheap made in Taiwan plastic. There are head to head youtube videos around. Watch before you buy! I've owned Garmin stuff in the...

Some of the best prices on new units anywhere https://gxpumpofficial.com/?ref=BBSGLLC

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No it's not... that's an air-cooled compressor. It is a far lesser compressor then the cs4. It'll never do what the cs4 can do

This is true with the cs4, it can get a little more involved with the 5 and its twin cylinders. It's usually the outer most cylinder and best was to fix it is to pop off the line. If starting and stopping doesn't correct it. It's not hard to do, and if your one that likes to flush out the...

The GX-E5K2 is one very nice machine. Only thing to watch for is during initial setup is an air pocket in the lines. It's unbeatable in value. I would get in the notification list for when it comes available as they sell fast https://gxpumpofficial.com/?ref=BBSGLLC

I do.. along with a lot of other options

Cs 4 Or GX-E5K2 when it's available, that's a harder one to get but it's a great one for filling bottles https://gxpumpofficial.com/?ref=BBSGLLC

Looks like the deal is going though. Should be interesting to see how this turns out...