VEVOR High Pressure Hand Pump 3 Stage Airgun PCP Filling Stirrup Pump (30MPA), Black

Works well, does exactly what it's described to do. Easy to setup and supports a variety of other pump heads such as for cars or balls, etc. Very easy to pump as well!

Honestly, this is my first pump I’ve ever bought (and I mean ever including bicycle pumps, never owned one) and it’s going to be used with my first PCP rifle as well. That’s my disclaimer.Ok, that’s out of the way, I gotta say I’m liking the pump so far. It’s only been a day so longevity will have to wait. First impressions are, it works great.The pump itself came with everything you’ll need to assemble including some rebuild O-rings, lubricant, and desiccant filter material. It has a few, what I assume to be, brass connectors and plugs as well.There’s a wrench included which works fine enough. Decided to use it instead of getting my tools out and was surprised it fit well on the fittings. (Most cheap wrenches I’ve used tend to slip or have too much of a tolerance they just don’t grab onto whatever you’re using it on)The gauge seems to be accurate enough for me; since it closely matched my PCP rifle’s built in pressure gauge. Gotta say I was worried it wouldn’t be accurate. I’m glad that was not the case.I’ve already pumped my PCP rifle up twice with it. First filling was a partial fill from 2,000 PSI to ~4,200 PSI. That took me about 170 full pumps (from the apex to the bottom). Then I realized my PCP rifle’s regulator went from ~2,100 PSI to ~3,200 PSI. So, reluctantly, I decided to depressurize the rifle and fill it from 0. I was demoralized. However, the silver lining is I did get to experience how taxing a full fill will be from empty and I was able to adjust the regulator to a lower pressure. (1,600 PSI) A full fill from empty was about 320 full pumps give or take. I lost count around 250 but that’s fairly close.When it came to heat it didn’t get super hot but it did get warm to the touch. Taking into consideration that it’s currently 68° F. It will definitely get warmer during the warmer parts of the year. It claims to be water cooled and that the pump is pre filled. I’m inclined to believe it because it really didn’t get hot at all.Having just finished pumping it from 2K PSI, to ~4,200 PSI to pump it again from 0 to ~4,200 PSI was exhausting, but I feel it really let me get a good feel of the pump. I would say getting a compressor is on my list, but for now, if you’re like me and you don’t want to spend that much money, this is a good option. I plan to be using it for a long while and save up to eventually get a decent compressor. Only time will tell how well it holds up. I’ll be sure to update if anything eventful happens.Just adding, I did lube the pump with the provided lubricant and that seems to work fine. Oh, and used the pump in conjunction with a 30 MPa desiccant filter I got off eBay. For anyone who wants to know the PCP rifle I was filling is the Air Venturi Avenger.

This is a Tremendous Value for Money! Performs As Expected, with ONE consideration: My Unit had EVERY (but One) threaded connection not fully tightened.My Gauge reads Pretty accurately.I made a 3-D Printed part to make the Handle Connection to the Pump Barrel more Stable and secure. Part incorporates a Filter to prevent any chance of the Main Cylinder from inhaling any Gunk. Would be happy to share the .STL file, if anybody is interested.Unit came Very Lubricated, probably to prevent any chance of corrosion or damage to the many O-rings. Fourteen "Top-Offs" of My New NOTOS (circa 2000 PSI up to 3650 PSI), and unit is still needing a wipe where Oil is weeping from the Main Barrel.Spare parts seems very complete. My Multi-Wrench/Spanner came to me Slightly bent, but no worries. a Single KABLAM with a Dead Blow hammer on an anvil, and it was perfectly Straight."Manual", such as it is, is written in Garbled English, and it is a Torture to glean any Information. Better Translation is Much Needed. Further, You will need a Bright Light and a magnification Device of some sort. I used My USB Microscope.Overall, it is still a Pretty Great Deal. As a Retired maintenance Engineer, I have no reservations about Value For Money, nor for longevity (With Proper Maintenance)

Well worth the purchase. Helps out the self contained shooter as its quick and easy.

I don't write reviews but I will for this. Out of the box it wouldn't pump. After disassembling found it was missing a pin inside. Fashioned one and replaced.. pump worked for 82 strokes. Disassemble again can't find problem. Will not take in or release air. I think it's well built but your chances of getting a working one is fifty fifty. Save the money get a decent compressor.

Everything came perfect. The seals are great, pressure gague reading same as HPA tank. Filled a 48/3k hpa tank in an hour 45. It's a workout for sure but it will do the job. I'm 140lbs and it wasn't difficult to get done. Only had to stop to ice the machine from the heat. Anyone on here saying it'll take you all day and "good luck" is just lazy. Works like it's advertised. If you wanna get something easy and cheap. This is it. The only downside i have is the legs don't stay locked out so it falls over all the time. Not a deal breaker but something to consider.

As well made and works well, but unless you’re 21 years old, you gonna get tired of this real quick, take some strength

I got the Hatsan Flash QE and needed a budget-friendly pump. This one works great—the construction is solid, and it comes with plenty of replacement parts and seals. However, you really need to seal the attachment with Teflon tape; I’d recommend wrapping it around 5-7 times to prevent air leakage. Also, the pump gets pretty hot, so you should stop and let it cool down for a few minutes to avoid damaging it. It takes me about 50-70 pumps to fill the tank from empty (0-2900 psi).