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Hill pump… What’s needed?

Alright I’m new here and am trying to put together a purchase for an SS.
I see that AoA has the hill for 289. And talon tunes has it for 350 with the adapter. I don’t know what adapter I need. Assuming just the af fill adapter.

Is the talontune price with everthing included the best deal or would I be better off getting it somewhere else?

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100cuft @3500psi keeps me very happy. For transport you can buy, or make cheaply with items at walmart, one of these: http://www.diversdirect.com/scuba-diving/innovative-tank-transporter/

Welcome to the madness :tag: You will be much happier with a tank. Buy one that can be charged to 3500-4500psi. 3000 just isn’t enough.

Woohoo got a sport chalet that does fills for 5 bucks ten minutes from my house!!!

Now the search for a tank begins!

Your dive shop should have a bank of cascaded 5000psi tanks… so 3500psi should be no problem. Chat with them before you buy as they may fill 4500psi SCBA and carbon fiber for a slightly higher fee. The dive community is very welcoming and AG users are just as welcome – my local enjoys the break from diving stories. They run a pair of very expensive 5000psi diesel compressors.

WOw a tank full will go a long way!

Thanks for the help guys I really do appreciate it.Now I know what I need for either route I decide to go.

http://www.pilkguns.com/masprlist.htm#hill

And as far as how many fill you can get check out this link.

http://www.airhog.com/tank.htm

The talon, talon ss and condor all have a 490cc tank.

You also need

http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/AirForce_1_8_and_1_4_BSPP_Refill_Adapter_set/303

Yeah, one fill a day, with a 3500psi 100cuft Steel SCUBA will get you 20-40 fills @2700psi depending on your end pressure. Of course, plinking you can run lighter pellets and pressures for shorter distances, see the second diagram. I invested in a second AF tank for plinking vs hunting. Not cheap – but I’m glad I did, especially when I go to the field.

I hope you find a shop within a reasonable distance of home. Another option is the shoebox compressor hooked straight to your AF tank.

http://www.airhog.com/tank.htm

quote ssshooter:

caracer22, if you live less than an hour from a SCUBA shop then consider a 100cuft Steel tank. For only a little more money you have the easiest fill option around. And they can top up from 2500psi to 3500psi while you wait. I’ve done it at my local shop several times now.

Out of interest, does the Hill come with a drypak system?

It does come with the drypack https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/BSA%20Hill%20Pump%20Page.html

Thanks for the responses I will check into the scuba shop. I live in the desert so I’m not counting on there being a scuba shop near. How many fills do u get from a tank?

I just figure I only shoot maybe 20-40 rounds a day when I shoot so the hand pump would usually be done once every time I shoot…

quote ssshooter:

caracer22, if you live less than an hour from a SCUBA shop then consider a 100cuft Steel tank. For only a little more money you have the easiest fill option around. And they can top up from 2500psi to 3500psi while you wait. I’ve done it at my local shop several times now.

Out of interest, does the Hill come with a drypak system?

Not normally. Its an add on.

caracer22, if you live less than an hour from a SCUBA shop then consider a 100cuft Steel tank. For only a little more money you have the easiest fill option around. And they can top up from 2500psi to 3500psi while you wait. I’ve done it at my local shop several times now.

Out of interest, does the Hill come with a drypak system?

I have a nearly new Hills pump and AF adaptor for 200 + about 20 shipping(from UK) if you are interested…

Straight Shooters has it for the $289.00 also and $22.95 for the adapter. If you ask they’ll hook it up.

http://www.straightshooters.com/

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