Review on 💪 Efficient Benjamin High Pressure Hand Pump: HPP2KU Multi, One Size - Discover Optimal Pressure Performance by Mike Morris

Bought a Benjamin pump to match the Benjamin Airbow and it worked perfectly! Forget all those nonsensical reviews you read, here is the real truth about the Benjamin Pump! First, pumping my airbow from 1000psi to 3000psi NEVER got hot. Even after 25 pumps, the entire block felt cool, so to get this thing "hot" you just had to "pump and sweat" non-stop! Another fact worth mentioning for those who don't have PCP yet. pistols. It's the FIRST thousand pounds per square inch that tires you out! My Benjamin Airbow gauge read 1000psi. With the pump connected, the FIRST 1000 psi simply pressurizes the line between the pump and the airbow! It took about 100+ hits! You see, unless you build up enough "linear pressure" to overcome the internal valve, your punches don't mean a hard squat toward increasing pistol reservoir pressure! and this relates to the Benjamin pump. Once the pressure in the pipeline equaled the pressure in the gun's reservoir, the pressure in pounds per square inch began to increase fairly rapidly. From 2,000 psi to 3,000 psi it wasn't about the number of strokes, it was about fully lowering the pump for the next amount of air! At 3000psi it is extremely difficult to fully lower the pump unless you are a tall person with good body mechanics. That's the way it is. , it won't take long to get back to 3,000psi! The Benjamin pump is clearly well made and built to last. And indeed, inflating the airbow was great exercise! I would recommend this pump to anyone looking for all the pumps on the market but not familiar with them!