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Do to age and being a physical mess, I can not use a hand pump anymore. My only pcp is a seneca aspin where the built in pump failed a year ago or so. I love that rifle, it is accurate and has the best trigger I have ever seen. I do need to fill it though. The nearest place to fill a bottle is 325 miles one way. I see compressors from $120 to numbers that give me hives to read. Being on SS and a small VA disability pension I figure I could spend around $400 and then not eat for a year or two, (OK, its not that bad). Are there any low priced, good compressors?
I have a manual pump for my Beemen Chief II. Since I had them, I only pumped the rifle once. Was a little stiff(pump) when the tank was about half full. My tank required 2000psi. On the low-end power for .177 pellets. The rifle and the pump both have gauges to ensure proper pressure is added.
How much please ,and who do you retail them through ?amazon or e.bay best review of the best compressor ive watched .some of them would bring atear to a glass eye they are so bad, good review .an english fan. Cheers
Ha Rick Any truth to having longer fill hoses and elevating your gun to help with moisture! and what would be a good filter for filling guns How much maintenance is there to the GXCS4
Hey there. Interesting that you say longer hoses and elevating the gun / bottle. When possible I like to have my compressor lower than my gun or bottle. As for longer hoses, not sure. But I do like to use a small filter between the main fill hose and an extension. Not sure if any of it helps, but so far so good. As for the CS4, you need to keep the grease pot filled and check the water / coolant frequently. If you get one to fill bottles, you’ll be pushing it way harder for way longer than you would just filling guns. Just keep an eye on things. Cheers AGW
@sunnysouthtwin - I have a video coming out today on winterizing the CS4. I’m using RV Antifreeze. I guess we’ll find out. As for a filter, the basic filter is all I use, the $20 variety. But filling bottles and with longer run time, I may look at a better filter. I’ll let folks know when/if I get something else. Cheers AGW
Sure. If you need / want to fill bottles then the choice is easy. I like the CS4 a lot and I use it every time I go down to the range. I wish the converter was integrated. There’s more to go wrong with the CS4 and there’s more maintenance. So if you DON’T need to fill bottles, then the JTS is cheaper and has fewer moving parts. They are both good units. Pick the right one for the job. Cheers AGW
@@sunnysouthtwin - Hey there. The jury is still out. I'm using the CS4 a lot more than the JTS because I'm using it to fill my pony bottles. I'm getting ready to add power to my covered shooting area so I can have 12v on hand, and I will start testing all the other units too. The JTS was built with longevity in mind. I think if that's all you're concerned about, either one will work as long as you stay in its particular lane. Cheers AGW
Hey there.. It's not similar.. the Ready Air is an entirely different product with advanced features. I will be showing that coming up here soon. Cheers AGW
So is a compressor that size only meant to fill airguns, or can u fill a bottle with it also? If u can fill a bottle, how big a bottle would it fill? Thanks.
Hey there. Yes this is only designed to fill airguns. If you try to fill bottles you will wear it out more quickly. If you are filling just pony bottles (up to 3L) then look at the GX Pumps CS4. Cheers AGW
Yes, they are branded as BSA. Range and Country are selling them for £549 with a 1 year warranty (exactly the same as the JTS internally and externally) spares are also available
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Awesome review. I have a JTS CS-3 compressor and have had good luck with it so far.
Currently have a CS-2 compressor, but think I just found the next one I'm buying. Thanks for the video!
Do to age and being a physical mess, I can not use a hand pump anymore. My only pcp is a seneca aspin where the built in pump failed a year ago or so. I love that rifle, it is accurate and has the best trigger I have ever seen. I do need to fill it though. The nearest place to fill a bottle is 325 miles one way. I see compressors from $120 to numbers that give me hives to read. Being on SS and a small VA disability pension I figure I could spend around $400 and then not eat for a year or two, (OK, its not that bad). Are there any low priced, good compressors?
Sorry I'm late Rick ! I've been under the wife's car the last few days trying to fix it ! I don't know if it can be saved ! 😞😩 But I'm watching now !
Yep. I was misled and bought a tank. Now I have to buy a compressor as well
What size tank did you get??
Cheers
AGW
Looks pretty decent. Great video Rick.
I have a manual pump for my Beemen Chief II. Since I had them, I only pumped the rifle once. Was a little stiff(pump) when the tank was about half full. My tank required 2000psi. On the low-end power for .177 pellets. The rifle and the pump both have gauges to ensure proper pressure is added.
Everybody claim to have the big filter side of the hose on opposite sides.. i never know who to trust. Haha
How much please ,and who do you retail them through ?amazon or e.bay best review of the best compressor ive watched .some of them would bring atear to a glass eye they are so bad, good review .an english fan. Cheers
Ha Rick Any truth to having longer fill hoses and elevating your gun to help with moisture! and what would be a good filter for filling guns How much maintenance is there to the GXCS4
Hey there. Interesting that you say longer hoses and elevating the gun / bottle. When possible I like to have my compressor lower than my gun or bottle. As for longer hoses, not sure. But I do like to use a small filter between the main fill hose and an extension. Not sure if any of it helps, but so far so good. As for the CS4, you need to keep the grease pot filled and check the water / coolant frequently. If you get one to fill bottles, you’ll be pushing it way harder for way longer than you would just filling guns. Just keep an eye on things.
Cheers
AGW
@@AirGunWeb Ha Rick is the rv antifreeze good for the cs4? and what do you recommend for a reasonable priced filter
@sunnysouthtwin - I have a video coming out today on winterizing the CS4. I’m using RV Antifreeze. I guess we’ll find out. As for a filter, the basic filter is all I use, the $20 variety. But filling bottles and with longer run time, I may look at a better filter. I’ll let folks know when/if I get something else.
Cheers
AGW
Ha Rick how about a comparison of this JTS and the GXCS4 love to see what you have to say about them.
Sure. If you need / want to fill bottles then the choice is easy. I like the CS4 a lot and I use it every time I go down to the range. I wish the converter was integrated. There’s more to go wrong with the CS4 and there’s more maintenance. So if you DON’T need to fill bottles, then the JTS is cheaper and has fewer moving parts. They are both good units. Pick the right one for the job.
Cheers
AGW
@@AirGunWeb Thanks Rick I am more concerned about the longevity of the two I would think the water cooled would last longer just not sure
@@sunnysouthtwin - Hey there. The jury is still out. I'm using the CS4 a lot more than the JTS because I'm using it to fill my pony bottles. I'm getting ready to add power to my covered shooting area so I can have 12v on hand, and I will start testing all the other units too. The JTS was built with longevity in mind. I think if that's all you're concerned about, either one will work as long as you stay in its particular lane.
Cheers
AGW
Rick, have you tried the Gx CS4? I like it more than my Ready air, as it can fill bottles too.
I have not. But it looks awesome and we need to see if we can get one in for testing.
Cheers
AGW
Hey Rick, what kind of cover is that on your tank. It looks great, and I’d like to get a couple. Thanks;
Dynamic Air Rifles. We’ll have a video out in it soon.
Cheers.
R
Dude I have got to have that shirt. Where did you get it ?
How similar is this to the umarex Readyair from your perspective?
Hey there.. It's not similar.. the Ready Air is an entirely different product with advanced features. I will be showing that coming up here soon.
Cheers
AGW
You mentioned, certain compressors will not "top off" the full PSI. What does this mean and how can you get the full max PSI for anything over 3000?
This should do 4500.
So is a compressor that size only meant to fill airguns, or can u fill a bottle with it also? If u can fill a bottle, how big a bottle would it fill? Thanks.
Hey there. Yes this is only designed to fill airguns. If you try to fill bottles you will wear it out more quickly. If you are filling just pony bottles (up to 3L) then look at the GX Pumps CS4.
Cheers
AGW
nice ”gamo” compressor
Hi rick ,are these available in england please if so ,how much ,and do they give a warrant. Many thanks .barry
Yes, they are branded as BSA. Range and Country are selling them for £549 with a 1 year warranty (exactly the same as the JTS internally and externally) spares are also available
How much and how can abeale the unit
This or the air Venturi rovair
Translation- oil free = disposable.
“Expert.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂