BestEquip Airgun PCP Pump 4500PSI High Pressure Hand Pump 3 Stage Pump Chamber PCP Air Pump

I live in an area without any paintball stores close. Driving hours to the nearest place was so inconvenient, it never happened. I needed a solution and didn't want to spend so much money on a machine that may blow up in my face without proper maintenance and I'm not interested in all that. Just let me pump it up manually.I gave this a try and after researching, I figured I could take some time each day to add air. Well, it took me about an hour, off and on, to get my tank filled to 3000 psi. It really wasn't that difficult and I could have kept going but that's how much I fill my tanks. It was super easy to connect and disconnect. It gets hot though. But it works.I'm so glad I now have an in-house, self reliant solution. Saves me so much time and money.Works perfectly!

I checked the thread for shavings found just a little bit from where they were threading the brass removed it and put some Teflon tape on it as I was putting it together. They say let’s just put a few drops of oil in them, but they get pretty warm, so far it seems to be a good pump . Pumped up both my rifles and a few tanks last night. Got a hell of work out what I did lol today’s date is 3/24/25 I just had to put a new hose on my pump my fault though for picking it up by it still going strong. I think it’s a wonderful poem. Does great job. I recommend to check the threads before using. I highly recommend it.

So far this is a good pump. It had a couple of leaks in the hose fittings when it arrived. Checked and tightened the fittings and all is good. The pump does get warm. I wouldn't say it gets hot, but it does get pretty warm. It's also a good workout. You have to use your entire body. Bend at the knees, not at the waist. I generally pump 50 pumps and take a break to let the pump cool. I use it to air up my Air Venturi Avenge-X(tube). I haven't counted the pumps, but after degasing it takes about 30-45 minutes to fill to 3bars of pressure. It also has a nice oil filled phosphorescent gage. Not to sure on it's accuracy.

Cheaper alternative to electric pump. Was able to pump up my air rifle to pressure without issue, however does involve a LOT of pumping so, while I will keep it as a backup, better off buying an electric pump.

What I do like is the price, but if a more effective hand pump is available for more cost, do that instead. True story: I almost had a heart attack trying to pump air into my 500cc tank. After I finally surmised how to put it together with little instructions on hand, I think I pumped for nearly two hours before getting to the recommended 250 bar. It gets warm and losses efficiency and can hurt you as it nears top pressure. You need to exert your entire body weight (at least 160lbs) to complete the down stroke. At least I am still here. Don't do it!

Would not recommend for paintball tanks or tiny scuba unless in great shape, like to workout, and have serious time. Adding 600 psi to a 48 tank took my full grown son several different times pumping over a few days. But for pcp would work, still would take at least 15 to 30 min continues pumping which it gets hot in 3 min so you have to let it cool. Also zero useful instructions but watch videos on line and very simple to make ready with just tool included. You may not think it is working at first but it just takes lots of pumping to see the gauge move.

hose is short. didn't work at first. had to tighten up loose fittings. the directions suck. poorly written, poorly translated to english. made in china.

YA I am not sure the first one was clear it was just a manufacture flaw and was missing some parts and traded in this one came fast shipping i mean it looks good quality and even with the Issue it has now not sure if its oil water what but still works better then some real expensive ones I have used so not sure what to due 33 pumps is what i got before This happened to it, but it did work.amazing give it that