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Makes great sense. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the reply. Very helpful. I always fill in an air conditioned room also. I have my compressor ( filter attached with supplied magnets to the side of it too ) on the floor and my gun on the table above it when filling.

Take it easy friend. Deep breath. Yeah, I understand it all. Just questioning the order of the bleed valve releases.GX video showed them draining the lower bleed valve of the filter first then the upper, with the compressor bleed valve last. Thats why I asked. But I’ll follow the friendly...

Do you get any pressure release from the bottom filter bleed valve after you open the compressor bleed valve first?

First thing I saw right when I got there.

Ok. Thanks. I’m gonna do it that way. Thanks again.

I get no water from the filter either. Lots of pressure , but no water. So you open the bottom bleed valve of the filter first, then the compressor bleed valve? Then do you open the upper filter bleed valve last? I get lots of normal pressure release from both the filter valves.

Why is it when I release the pressure from the two bleed valves on my GX filter ( lower first, then upper) then open the bleed valve on my compressor I get no release of any pressure at all from the compressor?

Killed 10. Same set up. BRK Ghost HP shooting 24.39 gr. JSB monster redesigns at 950 fps. Pard DS 35 50 night scope. Eagle vision rings, Primos trigger sticks.

Outstanding filter. Really built like a tank. Such quality. Works great

All I know is when I release the lower pressure valve on the filter first it blows out all the pressure from the filter, but there is no moisture that I am getting. Then when I open the valve on the compressor itself to release the pressure from the compressor, there’s no pressure at all, so I...

Yes. I do.

Interesting. Maybe I have the same thing going on, because when I release the pressure on the lower valve of the filter, I get zero water, or moisture of any kind coming out from the valve.

You had a puddle inside the bottom of the GX filter?

I have the Pard DS 35 50. It does everything I need it to do. I have it mounted on my .22 Ghost HP with Eagle Vision rings. The scopes ballistic calculator is spot on also. Just put in the right information and to me it works great. I use mine for nighttime ratting. I also like that it has 5...

I use the GX filter on my GX E L3 compressor. Then I have another small filter attached to the line that feeds from that filter to the gun. I get zero moisture when I drain ( depressurize) the filter. One thing I noticed, after releasing the pressure from the upper valve on the filter first and...

That’s what I always thought also. I have my gun standing on its bipod on a table top with the compressor and filter (s) below it.

Yep. Really good compressor. Takes up no space. It takes the Mikita batteries from all I’ve read about it, so you should have no problem finding them. I always top off my gun when the regulator hits right around 150. Fills it to 250 in just a few minutes. Also, the compressor shut off gauge...

I think you’ll like it. A lot. It’s the only pump I use. Direct fill to my BRK Ghost. Well built pump that I think works great. I use their new filter with it now also.

I have the power wheel on 14 with the JSB’s. I kept reading on best speeds and tunes and lots of people shooting in the 900 fps+ range. I’m gonna shoot it on minimum power wheel for $hits and giggles to see how it groups; it is accurate as heck out to 40 right now.