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What is the difference between air gun pcp pump and air compressor?
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∙ 13y ago
Air compressors can pump up to around 200 to 300 PSI max. PCP air rifles require 2000 to 3000 PSI. That's why a hand pump is used. It will take around 100 plus strokes to reach the required pressure. I use a Scuba tank that is charged to 3000 PSI. It's a lot easier and cost me $15 to refill it. I get several charges out if it before I have to refill it. Some PCP rifles can use C02. This cost about $5 to fill a 20oz tank. The Air Force Condor and Benjamin Marauder are such rifles that can use either air or C02.
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