Bauer compressor OUCH !
This HPA stuff can get expensive … just ordered a new Bauer JRII compressor set for 4500 psi. Now I get to order a carbon fiber tank for 6 Benjamins more 😯
What else will I need to finally get my Talon off of co2 and onto some HPA … just the airforce tank clamp ???
Bad back so pumping is out of the question and no fill stations anywhere near me. Bauer guy’s said if this compressor was just for my personal use it was a bit of over kill … guess I won’t wear it out soon huh 😆
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Bauer compressor!!! Your going all the way. I think it’s great you can go with a nice compressor like that 😀 . My fill setup gauge goes to 7000psi max and it’s liquid filled to help it stay accurate.
Good choice of compressor!
A comment on filling through the hose as shown by Adam: make sure the guage is good for the fill pressure. I stretched out two of mine before waking up.
Some whips will have 3,000psi guages.
Take care and shoot enough to pay for the compressor:)
Walter….
Thanks Guy’s and I appreciate the help WOK 🙂
Congrats on the purchase of your new Bauer JRII . I’ve had mine for over 7 years and oil and filter changes plus tightening the drive belt once are the only things I’ve had to do. They are great!
Have fun.
Wow,
Congratulations. That is a huge purchase. What you will need is a hose rated for 4500 psi and the adapters to attach to the tank.
You need to purchase your tank and the stainless steel adapter set up. You can use a female fosters on the Compressors out put hose and then a male to male adapter to connect to the CF adapter. By using this type of set up you can use male fosters on other pcp fills adapters to fill from your compressor or CF tank.
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Nice set up ! I got mine to fill DIN valves so I think that was what I needed.
I had major back surgery that they botched … the settlement not only retired me early but will get me a couple of toys to boot 🙂
They might be surprised at how much air I pump with that thing in the years to come 😆 😆 😆