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tallon ss help?

hi im new to the site, and i gonna purchase a TSS .22 cal version and was wondering if my compressor would work to fill it up. and is that the best way of refilling. ive read that people use scuba tanks it that the way to get the most power?..thanx for any responce…..

mvhunter.

Talon/Talon SS

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quote crowpopper:

i cut wood to heat the house so i have a big splittin block here 3 foot diameter and like 16 inches high will bolting it to that work ok? or should i trim it down a lil lower?

That may be perfect… 😉

i can’t count that high 😆

So my bike pump fills a 700×25 tire from 0 to 100 psi in 10 pumps. They tell you a pump puts 100 psi in an AirForce tank in 10 pumps (they lie!). I would say more like 15 pumps. Do the math for 0 – 3000 psi and remember the higher pressure pumps are harder……

I think I solved the dying pump problem….I bought a Hill and an FX. When one dies, I’ll send it back and use the other until it dies and so on….

from about 2800 psi to 2000 ( or whatever you start to repump to, im not sure) around how many pumps you think there is inbetween?

i cut wood to heat the house so i have a big splittin block here 3 foot diameter and like 16 inches high will bolting it to that work ok? or should i trim it down a lil lower?

Yep (that’s my specs pretty much-minus 50 lbs) except for the fact that you will be bending over… I have found that if I secure the pump about a foot higher than ground level it’s much easier on my low to mid back…

I think the perfect size and weight for the pump is about 5′-6″, 200+ lbs…

I just filled an extra tank from zero and it wasn’t as bad as I remembered, now if I can keep the pump from dying i’ll be all set!

lol i’m 17 though give me a few years, and i’ll be just like you

quote crowpopper:

what about me im 6’1″ and 296 lbs
will i be able to pump easy???

I would imagine you could just stick the handle through a belt loop and do squats with little or no effort…..

what about me im 6’1″ and 296 lbs
will i be able to pump easy???

k thanks

Yea..Should be no problem…..Take a little while to get the right technic but it’s not bad……I keep mine on the carpet so that it has some give if it wants to jet forwards or back……You’ll be fine

but if you’re 5”11 150 lbs you can just kind of bend over and use your weight so it won’t be too tiring right?

It is harder when you get to the last 2-3 inches at the bottom of the stroke once the pump and bottle pressures are equalized…
If you’re 5’2″ and weigh 130 or less, you’re in trouble….

is the handpump similar to a bike pump, or is it harder?

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