Can you fill pcp from pump if air is only 10% rh without dryer kit

[avator]

Here is another idea that just came to mind...
We all can agree that, in most cases, there is no harm in dry firing a PCP. We also know that water is heavier than air. If suspect moisture may have gotten into your gun, stand it on it's butt for a bit, let the moisture run down and collect near the valve inlet. Then dry fire the gun a couple times pointing it up.
I do not recommend randomly shooting pellets into the air.... dry fire it.

[FlyFisherMan101]

Thats a great idea Avator as even when pressurized the water will settle to the bottom
just like the way it will in a scuba tank and thats why we will never get water into our
guns if a scuba tank is used as if there is any water and tank stored upright the water
will be at the bottom of the tank.My dive shop is 90 miles away and he can fill to 3500
psi and the dive shop in town only 3 kms from me can only fill to 3000 psi.I do have the
secondary tampon filter on end of fill whip so a second way to keep dust and moister out.
Easy to cheak and change the filter if need be.Also the hill dry filter kit on the pump has
two filters on it one on bottom and one on top .Thanks again for the idea ..