Question for PCP Users

[trky chsr]

I currently have a Sig MPX Air (177) that I love. It takes 90gr CO2 but there is an air cylinder available for it. My question is how many shots should I realistically get from a fill? The tank is 13cu/3000psi and the gun shoots approx. 700fps. TC

 

[OkayShooter]

https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=119698.0

Shot Count HPA:
I also got the Air Venturi 13/3000 tank, butt stock and adaptor to use with HPA. I get 10 magazines from 3000 down to 1000 psi. However, with this set up I cannot shoulder the gun as it makes it too long. Without the butt stock you can rest the tank on top of your shoulder though it’s a little goofy for me. I had an extra collapsible butt stock so I rigged that up with a drill, hack saw and some Velcro. It’s not greatest but you can shoulder the gun this way and it’s the same length as the original butt stock. You would think Air Venturi would make the 13/3000 tank with the same threads as their 90 gram co2 tanks. It looks like if you didn’t need the adapter it may not be too long and would work.

10x30 = 300 .

 

[trky chsr]

OK thanks. That's about the same as what I currently get from a CO2 tank. TC

 

[garmic]

The best thing about hpa is that it is not nearly as temperature sensitive as co2

 

[Mr. Jeffery]

there are calculators out there in the ether that will provide some realistic numbers that you can use to advantage. I dont know where they are off the top of my head but a simple search should reveal something useful. If i happen across them again , i will be sure to share that link with you. Im sure someone else might also know of something.