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No it will not. The first fill it will come close, the second, less so, the thrid less and with each fill diminishing and so on. You could use a hand pump as suggested to finish topping the gun. But, no, a 3000 psi scuba tank will not fill a 3000 psi rifle to maximum capacity, not even once.

Is this another China box factory product sold using a front company? The accuracy was not especially interesting.

I am going with a big no on the OPs question, not enough horsepower on tap. Some raccoons die hard. I would want a heavier pellet to reduce ricochet possibility and to ensure penetration through the skull and deeper penetration elsewhere. Something like a JSB 34 at 900 fps generally puts a...

I have four .25 Marauders. The LW barrel is not an option. Three are Crosman and one is the Green Mountain barrel. The Crosman .25 barrels are equally accurate to the GM and none will shoot any slug thus far with any accuracy. But with pellets, especially JSB 34s, they are accurate. I have heard...

Do not use Ballistol internal, in the HP section, in a PCP rifle. Use only 100% silicone oil or grease as appropriate during assembly.

Necro thread. I would not use that stuff in a PCP. The issue is not just ignition/detonation but also compatibility with the internal components within the pressure chamber and valve and regulator. This is not difficult, 100% silicone oil and grease only, or per your particular manufacturer...

I do not want to distract the thread. My .25 Superlight is mostly a JSAR parts built rifle that has some Marauder parts with Houma reg and cut down shroud to carbine length. It is very light with the aluminum reservoir tube and synthetic stock, about 5.2 pounds bare plus or minus a skosh ;).

Congrats. The thicker 8 round magazine is for the Marauder .25. The .22 and .177 use a thinner magazine. Magazines are easily found including some aftermarket printed mags.

It is not really the pressure but the differential between reservoir pressure and plenum pressure. With one reg the step down is made in one jump, with two as FX has chosen in some models the step down is shared by both such that neither has to deal with the full differential. Be it 5,000 to...

I have two Urbans. I like them so much I bought a spare. It is a superb little rifle, excellent all metal and quality build from BSA of the UK. It is also accurate. Very accurate. And reasonably powerful at 22 to 26 fpe. There is not much to tune on it, hammer spring adjustment is hidden. The...

A comany you can speak to on the phone. Order parts the same way. Good warranty service and a simple, proven platform. Crosman and the Benjamin Marauder. Or even the new, ultra simple, super lightweight Crosman 3622.

Two of my Marauder rifles have Delrin/composite type hammers in aluminum tubes and therefore require no lube. My other two use the steel hammer converted to free flight SSG configuration. I burnish the inside of the tube and the hammer with Mobil 1 (red grease). Right or wrong, my rifles cock...

Same here. The reason I have not invested in a higher level PCP is the POI shift. The rifles are simply not made to live in the field, be carried about, transported, bumped and, yes, it happens, dropped. The short of the long, the reason there is POI shifts with these $air rifles$ is because...

A .25 caliber pellet rifle can be very lethal. Using my Marauder .25 running around 60 fpe I shot a HOSP at 40 yards yeterday. The JSB 34 went through the HOSP, cut a branch behind the HOSP from the tree, ricochet from another tree and then hit my steel sided barn at about 75 yards and nearly...

Just curious. I see the machined foster cap and the laminated custom stock. I also see a custom bolt handle. Those things are just cosmetic with some functional benefit like the cheek riser. But what internally makes these guns different from another Marauder? Is the valve modded? Cobra...

Is not the Chief a Beeman product? Maybe call Beeman? https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1024581336?pid=201245

Mine is running strong filling my 45 minute SCBA tanks and I haver done more than seven fills. Converted my SCBA tanks to DIN.

Pretty. Wish those stocks were still available. But, then kind of heavy and gravity weighs upon me. Still a pretty rifle, very nice :).

I depends to some extent upon your rifle choice. If you get a bottle gun I would go YH and SCBA tank. If you go a tube reservoir I might go GX4. The higher the needed fill pressure the more I would tend to go YH and tank. But there may not be an exact answer. If you have power or vehicle 12V...

You can pump direct to rifle. Just that the YH is not ideal pump for that. It works better to a bottle. The GX4 type pumps work fine straight to rifle.