Hand powered air pump.

[akpaintballer98]

Does anyone have experience using these, is there a brand that stands out from the others in quality? Also is forcing humidity in the air into your tank as concerning as I think it is, seems like their filter wouldn’t do much more than the air dryer I use on my compressors at work and my nail guns still ice with moisture daily.

I know how slow they are I’m looking at options just for at home use testing markers.

[Carp]

There's a thread, kind of along, the same information...🤔

...eh.. here's a review for something similar-ish


PCP Airgun stirrup pump 3-stage hand-pump 4500psi

[akpaintballer98]

Thank you!

[RhoXi]

I have this one and it's a workout to even get a 13/3000 halfway filled. A budy of mine and I took shifts to get it all of the way filled once. So yes it does work but it takes considerable effort. I ended up with a comoressor instead.

[iamthelazerviking]

So a 77ci would take...5 weeks to fill?

[MrKittyCatMeowFace]

Good for small tanks, when you need to do some at home teching. .

[PumpMan10988]

The cheap no name Chinese compressor I bought for a bit less than $300 has been a wonderful investment for at home testing. Fills up my 17/4.5k in a few minutes.

[JeeperCreeper]

Good for small tanks. I can only get my 15/45 up to about 4k before I just give up.

[markdem]

330 strokes to fill a 13ci tank. Ive had mine for a couple years now. I like it

[Rickfactor2]

Mine started to leak oil after the 200th or so pump. It seems like it takes forever to even get to 1000psi even in a 48cui tank or smaller. You are in for a workout for sure.