My fill station

[sperho]

You'll love it!  On the GW:  small gauge (the one with the little HAM radio guy on it) always show's tank internal pressure and big gauge only shows the line pressure (when you are filling it  or a gun from it) when the valve is opened.  On the bleed block/gauge hose, it shows line pressure.  I like it for a more accurate reading of the pressure I'm filling the Ninja bottle.

So the one that shows line pressure would start low and when it shows, say 3000 psi, that is how much is in the gun?...

  yep...

[jca245]

Sperho,

I think that looks really good.  After pumping all day today, the shoebox might be a quicker purchase than I thought.

Let me know how yours works out.  What part of TN are you in?

Thanks.  I live in Kingsport .

From your answers and pictures of your fill station it sounds like you might be the guy to talk to with PCP advice.
I live in the Ridgefield's area of Kingsport.
I own several types of air guns, pump up, springer's; rifles and pistols. Been into air guns since I was 4 and just turned 60 this past January. I still have and shoot the first "gun" I shot when I was 4, a Crosman model 150.
I have been looking seriously into PCP type guns for the past year, and aside from the obvious price difference, the short range performance and accuracy of the 22 caliber types are similar to the rim fire guns I shoot.

 I was thinking that when I am ready to make the jump. I am thinking of starting with a used 30 minute SCBA tank( or 45 if I find a good deal)  fillable to 4500 PSI. My concern is the local availability of fill stations in our area. If I enjoy PCP a lot, your type of set up might be in my future. I already have 2 120 PSI shop compressors.

Take care

Joe