SFV pcp shooters

[wcoastbo]

Hi All,

I'm new to pcp rifles and just ordered the M-Rod from airgunsdaily that will be here in 2-3 days.  After reading all the posts I can find on SCBA vs SCUBA vs pumps, I still can't decide on the cost vs benefits, pros vs cons, of different systems.  I'm even thinking of getting a shoebox (ouch! this is getting expensive).

Anyone in the San Fernando Valley or WLA that's willing to let me see their setup.  As much as I learn online, there's no substitute for touching and feeling a fill system and talking to someone about their setup.

Thanks! 
Bo

[gene_sc]

80 cu ft scuba tanks sell all over for $150.00 new. You an also look for used ones at dive shops. You can generally find a used yoke and hose for $35.00 to $50.00 and new for around $65.00. If you have dive shop in your area you can get fills for around $5.00.
Now compare the scuba tank, yoke and hose with price of new pump and fittings.

Scuba Tanks: http://www.joediveramerica.com/page/JDA/PROD/SCUBA-TANK-80

Yoke for Tank: https://www.pyramydair.com/product/air-venturi-k-valve-pcp-scuba-charging-set?a=2848

[wcoastbo]

thanks gene, I've decided to go that route.  Lot's of scuba tanks on craigslist here in Los Angeles (many have a recent hydro and current visual), I just have to get a yoke assembly from Joe B.  It seems to be the least expensive. when I can afford a 4500 psi SCBA tank I can use the scuba for bulk fills.

[gene_sc]

You bet WestCoastBo.. Seven years ago it was much more expensive. There were no Disco's or M-Rods around. Tanks were very high and accessories were very expensive if you found someone who would sell that stuff. Used to be way over $1,000.00 to get gun and support equipment.

Thanks to Crosman we all can play wiff PCP's now..

Best of luck..

[bmckennon]

Dude when you lay down that mrod and drop your first critter it will be worth it all.