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I contacted Altaros via email, delivery time 1-2 months.

Neither of my 2 dive shops fill over 3600 psi. Actually not entirely true just yet. One shop hemmed and hawed and said he could try but it would be best to leave the tank there for the day and come back. He said he would have to go real slow and it would really tax his pump. My one paintball...

Roach, that is one heck of a setup you have there. I applaud your resourcefulness. A true airgunner to the core. Reminds me of a friend of mine who rebuilt his Harley engine in his living room. Once years ago I confess I rebuilt a C4 in my kitchen. I am leaning towards Altaros B2B Booster with...

First, aluminum SCUBA tanks fill to about 3200 psi max, maybe only 3000 depending on who fills the tank. Gun requires 3600 psi. So right away if using a SCUBA tank a booster is required. When i started down this road i was trying to avoid a high pressure specialized 4500 psi pump, not for cost...

Using a shop compressor sounds nice but does not work for me. My shop is 50 feet from my house. I don't want to take my $2,500 rifle setup out to my dirty shop and clear out a space to refill. I would rather set a SCUBA tank on the floor in my den, set a B2B Booster pump on a table, hookup a...

Looking at the picture of the hose (on Amazon) it looks like one end is a standard QD and the other is 1/8 BSPP? In order for that Dead-Head to work you would need a QD fitting on both ends of your hose? Seems you still need some custom setup to do what you want.

It is my understanding that CF tanks have a hard life span of 15 years. After 15 years they are not to be hydro tested or filled ever again. Maybe someone can clarify this as true or false.

After much thought I have decided that the Altaros Double Booster B2B Edition is the best solution for me. I personally don't know why anyone would go with a specialized compressor just for PCP applications. Seems to me that no matter what brand or what price you pay, all the compressors...