charge your pcp air gun what method you chose tank or hand pump

I quit the pump when I turned 70. 

Hong Heng compressor to air gun. Simple and easy. One minute to 3000 psi. No More Pumping!

I've been pumping. Have 2 .22's, a .25, and a .308. I'm 47 5'5" 145# with a so-so back. I do it for the exercise, cause it's nice to put my own air in and cause I'd rather buy a gun or two than a pumping system. 

I use a hand pump. When I first started, I used a break barrel and it was good exercise. When I got a pcp I wanted to keep getting exercise while using the air gun, so I went with pump. It is a lot easier than people make it out to be. I fill my gun twice a day, if I had to drive down to a dive shop to refill a tank every week, that would be more tedious than hand pumping.

if I'm shooting early am just after sunrise I use the tank. but other than that. I use a hand pump on my guns before I do out. and I pump them in a small room with a good dehumifer going. as it takes almost all the moisture in the air. so smaller the room the better.
and it really works.

hand pumping is safer, you will not over charge the air cylinder by accident 

I use a bicycle pump on my break barrles

Hand pump. My cylinder is 2000psi max, so its quick and easy.

70 years old, some plates and screws in both legs, a double by-pass graft 5 years ago, etc. No way this old fart is pumping up anything more demanding than a beach ball. Tank & compressor for me.

Yote - can't find the fill port on my break barrels, can you post some pics and help?

At 73 next month, I still pump to 3000 PSI to remind me of my pre-electric pump days. I got a Chinese pump when the Wolverine came in, but the hand pump is still in operation for the Gauntlet every once in a while.

After installing the Jefferson State tuning kit in the Gauntlet and setting it to 850 FPS, air lasts a long time.

I pump my brek berrl buy simply cocking it. The PCP I use an air tank.

Blackswords that was a smart ass reply dude.I own 4 PCP 5 springers and around 2o B.B. guns dude. Dude your pretty Cockie for a new bee.oh by the way I use my omega compressor to pump up my 90 cubic tank