What’s your air source ?

AV compressor. Absolutely love not going to the paintball shop so they could put 3600psi in my tank and call it 4500.

I had a 90ci benji tank for a long time, and just earlier this year got a used 45minute CF tank for $260 from a fellow forum member. One trip to the range made me wonder why I waited so long on a larger tank!

Alkin Mariner

Large AV Carbon tank at home

Small Carbon tank for day trips 

Shoebox F-10 and 97 cu ft Joe B. tank 

This year for my new PCP I got the Yong Heng compressor with one 7 liter CF tank and just recently got two more older 9 liter firemen tanks.

For couple years I was filling my regulated paintball tanks in a scuba shop, I needed an upgrade.

Modified Shoebox Max with two 90ci and one guppy tanks.

Mods:

- F8 Drive Pulley and Belt

- Adj Pressure shut-off (no clacker)

- Large output gauge and bleed

Two 75 cu ft Air Venturi Tanks filled via Omega Super Charger Compressor

Almost embarrassed to admit after all this Covid crap but Chinesium, Yong Heng and a 9 L DOT Acecare cf tank which I can have filled at the dive shop to 4500 psi for $10.00.

Bauer jr. The best thing I did to shoot PCP'S. I spend quite a bit more for pellets because of it. Barry

Knockoff DAVV 100L/min, 3.5cfm compressor. Half a dozen expired CF rescue tanks in various sizes, 30, 45 & 60 minutes. I would grab one every time I ran into a good sale price (between $40-$80.)

I had been refilling 3 60 min aluminum tanks (3000 psi) and a single 30 min CF tank (4,500 psi) but was going through air way too fast and all the trips to fill became a major annoyance. This was especially true as more of my PCP's filled to higher pressures and even using the CF tank to cascade after filling with the aluminum tanks I'd run it down in a single session of shooting. Now with a half dozen CF tanks I can easily go two weeks before needing to haul the compressor out for a refill session.

A yong heng and used scba, 2 and a half years and going strong.

Air source is a Yong Heng compressor.

Tanks are 97 cu ft Great White and a little 90ci Ninja tank as well. Have an extra FX 480cc bottle I keep filled too.

For the time being -- mostly just hand pumping. ( yeah for real ) I do have a 98 cu/ft AV carbon tank BUT due to current covid situation I'm not sure that the scuba shop where I've been getting it filled ( in Syracuse area - upstate NY) is open or not. Weather has been so crappy as of late that it doesn't really matter anyway . . . But yeah -- when I am able to shoot - I just shoot a magazine or two - then top it off with the hand pump so as not to have to do to much more work then necessary. I may invest in a compressor at some point - had one once before ( nomad ii ) but that damned thing was garbage - it literally died on me three times. Got my money back after the third - that refund paid for the tank.

A Yong Heng filling guns directly. 9 hours of run time so far. no problem. 

Atlas Copco BT6 compressor + Altaros booster, steel 300 bar SCUBA tank
As a backup, Fx foot pump

Bauer utilus 10 - 35 years old and made in Western Germany you'd never guess looking at it. Has a full service history and has never broken down. Nothing needed doing at its last service a year ago and it's still going strong

I fill a 10l steel Faber tank for home fills and a 4.7l CF tank for heading out to the range or the field

nitrogen..

Primary is a shared 6K psi nitrogen tank used to fill several 60 minute SCBA tanks.

Two SCBAs, HPA pump, Hatsan Lightning compressor...

2 hand pumps, a Chinese branded one and a Hill MK3/BSA one, both have been flawless.

Shoebox F10 and 18CF Omega CF tank.