Benjamin Carbon Fiber Tank, 90 Reviews

Small size, light weight

Mine started leaking after 6 months. Sent to repair station.. overall cost $90 with shipping each way. Perhaps it will now be reliable? But can I depend on it?

There are better-made tanks out there, fellow air gunners!

Not much

It worked for a lilltle while. Now it leaks, and is a $450 paperweight.

NOTHING....Do not buy this product at any price point. I received mine and it would not hold 10psi before it leaked from the nipple, Pyramid did not have any more in stock so they gave me a full refund ( very nice and easy return) I then bought another one from a different vendor that had one in stock, this one leaked from the nipple and the gage, I returned this one for another one, and know what the replacement would hold about 20 psi before leaking everywhere and making loud noises, well that was enough for me, I contacted Crossman to let them know this was a serious issue, 3 bad tanks in a row, even if it did hold air who knows for how long.

I would scrap the whole tank and start over

DO NOT BUY THIS TANK

Mine leaks air it’s broke

Mine leaks air it’s broke How would I send it back to be fixed at least at the neck or the black bottle fits the silver

It does what it is supposed to do... I can keep both my Benjamin Marauder rifle and pistol charged for a weekend of fun shooting ground squirrels & plinking.

Great size and quality

The tank since its for a Benjamin rifle which comes w a male foster male fitting should include a male to male adapter. I was able to go to my local shop and fill the rifle with air but no one could fill the tank without a male to male fitting since the tank only comes with a female fitting to attach to the rifle. Not a big deal because I called pyramid air and they quickly sent me the adaptor and they even paid shipping. Great company. Good service.

So the reason for my low review is that it just didn't work for me. The first time I used it, smooth and filled up my wikdcat mkii fast and smooth. 2nd and third time, the valve got so tight that I could barely open or close it. I couldn't really gague how many times I could use it because when it filled after the first use, it was so slow that I wanted to stop using it. I probably got a bad one but I guess that's all it took.

Honestly, I d ask to have a gauge to see how much air pressure is left so that I know when to go back and get it filled. I might just have one more fill left and not know about it till I'm out shooting and then it's too late.

Get a quick disconnect. It's a pain to keep screing and unscrewing the hose. I like to put it away after each fill and not keep it out in the elements and have it pottentionally roll off my table.

Well build, good size, nice finish.

Should have a double male adapter with it.

Many paint ball store can fill it but you need to get a foster double male adapter for them to fill it.

Nothing, the paint job on it is horrible, the threads were damage on the fitting, it didnt have any thread protectors on it & the main valve is wobbly......very expensive air tank to have all this issues.

Make sure threads are protected with plastic covers, descent paint job on them, the word Benjamin is all faded on mine, it looks like they ran out of paint towards the end....

Exactly as described.

Nothing needed

Much nicer than hauling the pump to the field. Seems well built though I've only had it for two week so I cannot attest to reliability.

Relatively small size, ease of use,

Making this review just a few days short of the one year mark. The tank is the perfect size for a day hunting trip or session of target shooting. Fits perfectly on my shooting bench, does not take up a lot of room. I can get 12 - 13 top offs for my 2000 PSI rifles (Maximus, Wildfire), 6 - 7 top offs for my 200 bar rifles (Hatsan, Marauder), and about 2 - 3 for my 250 bar rifle (Hatsan Bullmaster).

The air pressure gauge is very cheap plastic and metal and mine started leaking after a few months and had to be replaced. A stand cup or cradle would be a nice accessory item for this tank as it has a very slick finish and does move and slide around during use. I ended up making a custom housing to set mine in for ease of use.

Not a bad tank for the money. Control of the fill with this valve allows you to safely fill rifle slow and steady.

Not qualified to review this product since I returned it and bought one with better a superior valve.

It holds air.

I've used this one day and very carefully. the hose needs to have a bend protector. This is not the same as the picture. much smaller. No paintball place was able to fill this. needs a scuba shop heats up when filling very very hot. gauge only indicates quantity when its hooked up to the rifle hose too short. buy a larger tank. save your money.

be sure to purchase an adapter to be able to fill this at a paintball store.

Its small bout 10 $ to fill from shop

I wish there was a visable carbon weve

It fills texan from 0 to 3000 and that is all its little tank can fill

Size and price

Really needs strain relief on the air line. The outer cover cracked on mine within a couple weeks. The hose could also be longer.

The tank is small and compact for a one day hunt.

The tank fill line needs to be longer and a base cup should be included so the tank is free standing while you hold the rifle being filled.

Size and weight. Ease of transportation.

Gage to indicate tank presser remaining in tank. Price could be lower.

Great little tank. I am very happy with it and you will be also.

Everything. Was exactly what I expected and more!

Nothing

I had been using hand pumps for my PCP's for years . After purchasing this tank and using it for the first time, I felt like kicking my own butt for having put up with all the aggravation and effort to fill a gun in the past. Not only does the manual pump take a lot of effort to fill, the pumps seemed to last me about a year of use before having to send it in for service. I hooked up this tank and filled my gun in < 8 seconds and it blew me away.You will pay around $150 for a manual pump as you think it is cheaper but in the end, spending the extra money to buy this tank is the way to go. The only caveat is to ensure you have a place that can fill your tank around you. I found a scuba store that would fill to 4300 psi and I did not need an adapter as they hooked right into the tank. The cost for the fill was $9 and if I can get 8 - 10 fills of my gun before needing to refill, I will happily shell out the cash as there is no comparison after using the hand pumps.

well made and solid

lower price

not intended to be main fill tank to small , fits in back pack for hunting or maybe shooting a field match , excellent for portability, paint ball shops will fill with male to male adapter