Page 6 - Benjamin Hand Pump, Fits Crosman Reviews

This pump works well for what it is intended for. I find that going at a moderate to slow pace works well and gets me my desired pressure without wearing me out. I am 68 and not in the best of shape but this is do able for me. Reasonable way to fill with high pressure. It probable deserves a five but I will reserve that for improvements.

Although the product works well a longer connection hose would be great and I would come up with a cover to snap on or attach to the end to keep dirt out of the fitting after filling my rifle. But again improvements is what keeps patents going. A good fabric bag to store and carry the pump in ? A longer hose could then be snapped at the handle and not be a lose piece flopping as the short one does.

This is a safe and reliable way to enjoy PCP at a good price.

Works great!

Screws holding the handle on come lose occasionally, I often tighten them

Works perfectly. A lot easier than some other hand pumps out there.

Nothing really. If anything a longer cable.

If you are looking for a quality hand pump this pump will not let you down

Will pump up my gun to 200 bar without any problem.

From 0 to 200 bar is a lot of pumping. Maybe make the cylinder larger so you pump more air with each pump.

I bought this to charge a Benjamin Marauder pistol and it works flawlessly. It takes about 32ish pumps to recharge the gun after shooting (from 1600psi to 2900 psi). Once you get the hang of using your body weight to push down, especially the last 1000 psi it's simple and only takes a couple minutes on that pistol to fill. I'm sure it's more with a larger tank. On the pistol I get no heat build up but have heard you can get some heat if you are filling larger tanks, and if so to let it cool in between pump sessions. Hooks to the Maruader pistol very quickly and is easy to operate.

Nothing!

A great fit for Benjamin guns

Free air. Easy to use. Came bundled with the Discovery.

Add moisture filter.

Do NOT pump this fast like a bicycle tire. Take it slow, pause for a few seconds at the peak & dip of the full cycle to allow the pump to work at top efficiency. The Discovery goes from almost empty, to 2000psi in about ten minutes, maybe 100 strokes. You'll get a workout, but it's a cheap & easy fill. If you live in a humid area, close the door & window(s) & turn on the dehumidifier.

The Price! This was a great way to get into PCP shooting.

I would like to be able to keep it closed when not in use, an air filter / mosture remover feature would be nice, but hey, its less than $200.

This pump works, but you will too. I can go to the range an shoot 150 pellets in a couple hours, but the pumping gets old fast. I am glad to have it, and will keep it as a backup after I find the right SCBA system for me.

It will pump your PCP and it is a workout. Free gym! I use this exclusively until I found a better solution. Free air is Free air.

Add a moisture filter - the little brass filter at the intake only filters out dirt, any humidity in the air ends up as water in your rifle.

I purchased a desiccant filter to replace the brass intake - works fine but makes it a bit bulky. Cheap insurance for your rifle. You just need to connect fittings 1/4 into to 1/8inch take the brass filter to the store with you. It is easy to figure out.

This pump is made a lot better than I thought it would be.

A lock to keep it closed when not in use or traveling. Better manual. Are you required to lug the shaft? How often? if so!

This is not for the weak. I takes a lot of work. I am using it to top off my maauder when my dive tank gets low.

Portable and easy to use. Comes in handy if you don't have access to an air tank.

Takes some technique to pump an air gun to 3000 psi. My son, who is 5'10 and 150 pounds, uses this pump to fill his Marauder to 2600 psi with no problem.

Well built, good quality.

Nothing... well ... a way to secure the steel braided hose.

When you keep the pressure in your rifle > 1000-1500 psi, the pump will re-charge at approximately 10 psi per cycle. Expect a workout,; but it’s well worth the effort.

way I use no inappropriate comments in just said the pump I was sold look to be USED !!!!! and you reserve the right

Same as above.

same as above,

Ease of assembly. 110 strokes got me 2000 PSI. No effort to pump, if you bend your knees.

Longer hose.

This item is dollar value.

It's nice to have air when needed.

Include extra seals mine seem to be going out after little use on the release valve.

You'll get quite a workout using this. I recommend refilling your gun after 10-15 shots then it doesn't seem to bad to refill.

Works well .Seems to be of good quality materials

Angle the Guage upward to make it easier to see when you are pumping

My Guage on the pump does not read the same as the Guage on the gun. Wonder which is correct?

The pump works. I guess when you purchase something for a specific purpose, that is all that matters. I know that one is pumping high pressure, but I don't know why it has to be so expensive.

It would be nice to have a longer hose so that one didn't have to lay the rifle down to attach the pump. It would be nice to have a long enough hose to put the rifle on the bipod and use the pump. If you use this gun in the field, I suggest bringing a mat to lay the gun on ... so you don't have to put it in the dirt to pump it up.

Convenient when you don't have a tank or compressor nearby.

The braided fill hose needs to be longer. The price is too high

Does what it is supposed to.

Gets more difficult as pressure builds.

High quality pump, but then I'm used to cheap bicycle pumps.

nothing

Its a lot of work to pump a gun up. Go ahead and get a scuba tank. You wont regret it.

works well, easy to work

needs a filter

Takes a lot of pumps for a full charge.