The NEW Hammer .50 caliber Air Rifle (New Video)

Thanks for the info.
Will give it a try always looking for some good tips and reviews and keeping up to date
with what is up and coming in the airgun world.
Great to see fellow air gunners giving up their time to benefit others.

Gunz and boobiez.

Nate - you are going to get someone KILLED! That Milton fitting is a LOW PRESSURE fitting. Designed for "shop pressures" (250psi). Expecting that to hold up to 4500PSI is insane.

Please anyone viewing this video - DO NOT USE THOSE PARTS!

Download the Milton catalog and you will see the 655 fitting is for "normal shop pressures " NOT" 4500psi.

Sorry Nate, this does NOT seem safe! 
Might be but would need PROOF!
I did just look through the Milton Catalog and see nothing listed above 250psi. They could have an unlisted fitting but unless it is STAMPED for +5,000psi don't go there.

Then, hooking your buddy bottle to rifle. Is okay UNLESS the reg. ( common 2,900psi say on the Ninja/Crosman ) is set above the working pressure. A 2,900psi regulated bottle on a 2,000psi Maximus, dont do it.

You are close but you are also stating these are instructional video's and perhaps others should try this also. Be very careful what you say, you may know whats what but people will see something on the Internet, think they know it all/enough then rush ahead, get hurt and blame you.

? things eh? Is there some reason more than 1 person has instantly spotted that fitting? "Could" they be right? Is every metal part your used stamped/marked for the rated working psi? At least came with documents stating the max & working psi?

John

I scored 2 really nice 60 min tanks from 2007 for $250 total on ebay. Now to cascade the tanks together and I am set. Please only use HIGH pressure fittings to stay safe. Sure beats spending $5-600 on one tank. Merry Christmas to all.

thank you so much, I was looking for something like this and just become member of this forum thank you

Look at the picture closely, that is a CGA-347 fitting to connect to the tank valve, not a DIN. Clearly shows that stamped on the nut. Fireman tank use the CGA-347 valve, not DIN.

"kaylaindy"Good deal! Here is a link to the proper high pressure fill station with an SCBA DIN valve connection 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/332373058119?ul_ref=https%253A%252F%252Frover.ebay.com%252Frover%252F0%252F0%252F0%253Fmpre%253Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.ebay.com%25252Fulk%25252Fitm%25252F332373058119%2526rvr_id%253D0&ul_noapp=true

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I bought 2 of these tanks about 2 months ago. I also have this fill station. It works perfectly. My only wish would be that it had a micro bore hose to save a little air.
One word of warning to those using this system. These SCBA tanks have a very fast valve. Be very careful not to just whack the tank open when filling your gun. You can damage your gun if you suddenly introduce 4500 psi to it. So slow and easy does it. Just FYI

Crusher

I've got 3 really good fireman's type tanks, but I went for the Joe B fill hose assy's on mine. Even got his nitrogen gauge assy on my nitrogen tank. All of my gauges from Joe seem to be on the money?
The big ol' Nitrogen tank has really spoiled me. Probably shouldn't fill them as fast as I do, but no problems so far? I'm very very careful and aware when turning the valve knobs since none of them are regulated.

"crusher75060"

"kaylaindy"Good deal! Here is a link to the proper high pressure fill station with an SCBA DIN valve connection 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/332373058119?ul_ref=https%253A%252F%252Frover.ebay.com%252Frover%252F0%252F0%252F0%253Fmpre%253Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.ebay.com%25252Fulk%25252Fitm%25252F332373058119%2526rvr_id%253D0&ul_noapp=true

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I bought 2 of these tanks about 2 months ago. I also have this fill station. It works perfectly. My only wish would be that it had a micro bore hose to save a little air.
One word of warning to those using this system. These SCBA tanks have a very fast valve. Be very careful not to just whack the tank open when filling your gun. You can damage your gun if you suddenly introduce 4500 psi to it. So slow and easy does it. Just FYI
Crusher

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Odd, first line in the description says.......

"5000 PSI Paintball Air Rifle SCBA Fill Station Refill Charging Adapter With 24" Micro-bore Hose"

Jimmy,

Where do you you get the 6000 psi tank filled?
Where did you purchase the 6K tank?
What is the 6K tank’s capacity (how many CF tank fills do you get out of the 6K tank)?
That’s a great setup, but I could only find one place where I live that would do the fill to 4500 on my CF tank, and I live in a coastal community with several dive shops. 

Thanks!

"BeachGunner"Jimmy,
Where do you you get the 6000 psi tank filled?
Where did you purchase the 6K tank?
What is the 6K tank’s capacity (how many CF tank fills do you get out of the 6K tank)?
That’s a great setup, but I could only find one place where I live that would do the fill to 4500 on my CF tank, and I live in a coastal community with several dive shops. 
Thanks!

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Michael
I lease the tank from a local welding supply in Wilmington NC. They were bought out by Arc3 gases. Tank rental is about $110 a year. Costs me about $164 to get it filled. I just call them when I need a refill and they come out usually within a week and change out the old tank with a fresh one. I hardly keep up with the CF fills anymore? Usually last me around 8 months when I shoot a lot. I'll pm ya some more info. I know there are guys out there who can get it a lot cheaper than I do. It just depends on where you live and the business you're dealing with?

Jimmy

Thanks Jimmy. That’s pretty novel. I have a ton of welding/cutting businesses around here due to the shipyards. I’ll have to explore this option and see if it makes sense. 

Yes, any info you can share would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks again!