Hand Pump 4500Psi High Pressure 3-Stage Air Gun Rifle Pump Filling Stirrup Charger PCP Hand Pump Airguns, 2-Yr Warranty

Great pump. I have health issues and was worried that I would not be able to use it but it was surprisingly easy to use but first you have to build it. It came in a few parts that you have to try and figure out what goes where while using the less than helpful instructions, I didn't know if I had to put any of the included seals in any of the holes before tightening it together (no) you just have to screw the hose in, then the gauge (yes, the bubble is supposed to be there, perfectly normal) tighten with the supplied tool then add the pumps handle. If you have already got your 1/8 adapter to put on the probe then plug it into the quick release, probe the gun and start pumping, with my health issues I was not sure if I could use this but I found if I pulled up as much as I could then let my body weight fall back down it seemed to work, it took me a while but I got it up to pressure eventually. I will try the rifle out tomorrow if I have recovered by then. I think that I may end up getting an air bottle for filling but this is the only way to charge it up until then. I don't think a fit person will have any problems using this pump, but check to see if you will need the 1/8th adapter for your probe, it is not supplied with this pump, the quick release fitting is on the hose but not the probe adapter. I ordered the two parts one from here as I have prime so it was here the next day. Happy Shooting, (or if it is like acting, break a finger) have fun plinking.Edit: I have now used this pump a few times over a few months and am as happy as I first was with the pump, considering how little it cost over an expensive one in a local gunsmiths this has paid for itself already. I have the Walther Reign which has a tank that holds 230cc, this pump will fill it up with about 30 pumps or so. I have not yet switched to an air bottle, which costs about £180 to buy and about £10 to fill per time as the pump works so well. Really good value as you don't have to worry about running out of air mid shoot. Overall this is a good item to own for pcp owners.

The build quality of this pump seems to me excellent, and it comes with tools, spare seals, spare oil, etc.The hose attachment has a male 1/8" BSP type thread at the pump end, same as the pressure gauge which fits into the same block. The business end of the hose has a small filter in-line, and a female quick-release connector that matches the charging probes that come with budget Chinese PCP rifles like the Artemis/Victory/SPA PR900W and similar.If, like me, you're not super fit, then be prepared that this is pretty hard work, even to fill the tiny reservoir on the PR900W type rifles. I couldn't shoot straight for about 15 minutes after pumping the rifle up, though I guess I did rush a bit. I can see why a number of reviewers have said "Bought one, it's great, but I bought a SCUBA bottle pretty soon after." Unlike a SCUBA bottle, though, and unlike an electric pump, you don't need any extra stuff, so you get back to the spirit of a human-powered airgun you can cart about off-grid, like old-school spring rifles.One fairly important safety tip, if you have inquisitive children, this thing can dangerous; it comes with a blanking plug to protect the quick release, and if you pump it up with that plug in place and the bleed screw tight, then it becomes in effect an airgun in its own right - release the quick-release under pressure at your peril. Always keep it with the bleed screw open and out of reach of kids. Obviously also remember to open the bleed screw before disconnecting it from your rifle.Overall, I can definitely recommend this pump.

Bought to fill a pcp riffle no need to go to the gym after using it but it works well and fills it to the required pressure

Ok can only compare this to a pump I saw in a gun shop that was just shy of £100 and they were like twins.First up give the maker a break "does it fit this gun it doesnt fit that" read reviews including this one.The air line terminates in a female quick connector 1/8 bsp (American] it is a perfect fit for a paintball fill nipple [reason for my purchase to fill a paintball buddy bottle to run an air rifle on HPA] IF YOUR GUN DOES NOT HAVE A 1/8TH bsp fill nipple probe IT WILL NOT FIT ask you retailer or the rifle manufacturer what your probe requires and buy a converter. [If you have a chinese rifle chance are the fill nipple will be compatable SMK for example].Ok instructions are hopeless but you can fathom things out,,, I still do not know where the white paper filter goes I cut one of them in half and placed it between the air line and the pump [the pump comes with a bag of spare o rings some silicone oil and the paper filters which logic says I put in the correct place also a valve adapter for car tyres now I strongly advise against using for that purpose]. The air line is a very very high quality btw and the rest of the pump seems well made also. OK using Im 60 not in best of shape got my bottle up to 3000 psi took three visits and made me puff a bit, if your younger or in better shape no problems. Ultimately when I can afford it, I will buy a divers bottle but at this point of time does the job it is meant to do at a great price.Oh last heads up always remeber to screw open the vent knob when youve been pumping as removing the quick disconnect under pressure is a good way to lose and eye.

First pump I had delivered had issues, however. It took no time at all for a replacement to arrive . Complements to a great customer service. The pump it self requires a small amount of assembly which is easy and also easy to test to make sure the pump holds pressure. It is constructed to a very high standard and is equally as good as other pumps three and four times the price of this one. Also it is easier to use than anticipated and requires less repetition pumps to fill my pcp rifle than two other more expensive pumps I’ve used. All in all a well made product at a realistic price.