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shooting a sub six hold should be able to net you all your pellets inside the 10 ring off the bench

Brent375hh, does this mean resting the pistol on the bench?

Thanks for clarification

TommyH

I'll go to 200 bar next time I refill, thanks

TommyH

Well, my eagerly awaited yoke clamp to DIN adapter arrived, I put it on my scuba tank, connected my AP's adapter to that, then screwed one of my PCP cylinders on. I then very slowly started to release the tank valve and wow - great! the needle on the cylinder's pressure gauge started to rise. I let ...

I hate to say it but if you'd taken my previous advice (given twice) and bought a tank with a 232bar din valve and gauge then you wouldn't have been having these problems now. Hi David I should have said that I purchased the 'yoke clamp to DIN adapter' using the link you provided, instead I said: &...

from what I've gathered lately in my research (and that's been pretty intensive as I've been looking for information into this 'new world' of PCP guns), scuba tanks must never be left empty as that's when trouble starts with corrosion of the inside of the tank. I suppose this would be the same for P...

That's not really true, you just slowly open the valve and increase the pressure. You can buy a regulator but its certainly not essential. If you ever go to a comp where the fill your cylinders you'll find they don't have anything - not even in Germany. That's interesting as I've recently sourced a...

Many thanks all, I feel now that I am getting somewhere!

TommyH

Thanks David Levene for the link When I attach that to my scuba tank, my diver friend is saying that I would need a 'regulator' otherwise my PCP cylinder would 'fill too quickly', also, I've seen other set-ups that use an air hose with an anti whip valve (I'm really in strange territory now and want...

Hi Can anyone please tell me where in the UK I can get the 'in-between' bits that go from my newly purchased - used scuba tank 232 bar with what I believe to be a DIN valve, (I am confused about what it is as a professional north sea diver is telling me that it is a DIN valve and a shop owner that s...

I am saddened to learn of your loss, keep your chin up mate!

TommyH

Robf

Thanks for the list, I've pinpointed an outlet just a few miles from where I live.

I've bid on ebay for a 12L 232 bar tank, bidding is over on Friday - its mine, I want it!!!

TommyH

Many thanks for your replies, I think I'll pay the extra and go for a tested tank.

TommyH

I freely admit that I am experiencing a learning curve, having yet to fill my PCP cylinders for the first time. I have been looking on ebay for a used tank and I'm faced with a choice of 'tested' or 'out of test' tanks. I would like to ask the question: am I ok to buy an out of test tank (which woul...

If you do go for a Scuba tank then I would advise getting one with a 232bar DIN valve, and preferably one with a gauge.

Thanks David, you've just helped a puzzled soul

TommyH

Thanks David for pointing out my profile over-sight, that's now updated.

Many thanks everyone for the suggestions as to refilling my PCP tubes, I now have a multitude of ideas to choose from.

Thanks

TommyH

Coming up to my first refills for my new Morini. To my knowledge, my nearest refill shop is 20 miles away and they'll refill for £1.00 per bottle but the 40 mile round trip is going to cost me a good tenner. Which would be the most economical way for the long term: a) buy a scuba tank and get it fil...

Do you mean the Beirut of the North?

Rutty

You're going back 30 years, we're rather up-market and sophisticated now

TommyH

keep the posts coming Conradin, I always enjoy visiting Target talk to see what's going on. If something about the site bothered me I'd go elsewhere.

TommyH

Hi

Anyone know were to get cylinders refilled in / near the Liverpool area

Thanks

TommyH

sorry, senior+ is 60

TommyH