how long to pump up a 480cc

[Ribbonstone]

I have to face it am in love with SMALL VOLUME pcps's.  If it  is under 200CC's in volume, know I can fill it from the bottom to the top of the sweep spot in one (50 pump stoke or less) sitting.

As a pump  filler, I stay away from large volume PCP's, being "happy" with the guns 180cc's or smaller.

[oakey]

Now that's efficient thinking Ribbon. But The Last-Ed-Tiger told me I can get me some Muscles Pumping up my 480cc tank and stay in shape too. I don't mind the pumping. I like big muscles. When the pump is cooling down I will just go into the shed and beat the pulp outta my MMA bag!

Oakey

[Ribbonstone]

+60 years, 5' 10", 170 pounds...no problem hand pumping any of the PCPs I own.  But they range from about 380cc's to as small as 30cc''s.   Am a "sucker" for anything "good" under 200-180CC's.

That is opposite the current trends in airguns...currently, large air volumes a "in" and small volumes are "out".

[oakey]

You are right Ribbon I was on another site last night and the low fill used PCP's are going super cheap. These guns cost big bucks a few years back.

I am 46 and need to keep pumping.


Oakey 

[Ribbonstone]

Pump filling is the best way to end up with a full gun, have fun shooting, and avoid "man-breasts" in your old age. Nothing quite as unappealing as a set of "c" cups on  an old guy.

But dude...no way I'm willingly going to pump-fill 480cc's to 3K.

Can think of myself as "skinny"...so if this "crusty"old guy can pump fill a PCp, a "young-un" like you should have no problem.