Page 5 - Benjamin Hand Pump, Fits Crosman Reviews

Well built. Easy connect/disconnect.

Hard to pump at upper pressure.

Good construction and warranty. Better than lugging a scuba tank. Have used for almost a year.

Higher quality Gauge off by 400 psi. Include standard quick connect.

Three pumps per shot to refill my .22 Condor.

Good construction and works well

A bit longer hose (maybe 4 to 6 inches)

Pump slowly and deliberately, all the way to the top and the bottom.. This is three pumps in one chamber, and the air needs a chance to move thru each ind into the gun or bottle.

It works if you will. Where I live, I'd have to drive 100+ miles to have a tank filled so I'm left with only one choice, a pump.

The gauge is junk. This is my second one and it doesn't read anywhere close to accurate either. Use the gauge on your gun. The one on this pump reads about 900 to 1000 psi less.

The pump works. My old one lasted about 10 years. The gauge never read correct on it and the same goes with this new and improved model. Use the gauge on your gun and you'll be just fine.

Manufacturer customer service kick a,

Handles, maybe better quality O-rings,

Install Desicant Kit something to secure dry air intake.

The pump is well made and will fill my rifle to 3000 lbs.

As the pressure increases so does the strength needed to push the pump. A lever action pump would greatly decrease the strength needed to fill the rifle to 3000. lbs.

Using the pump regularly will greatly increase your back and shoulder muscles.

Well made

longer filler hose

after 2000 psi you better weigh 250 and you should should be fairly young, it's a good work out

Works very well and you get a Ab workout to boot

Longer hose is a must

Put on ur big boy pants but I enjoy pumping the gun up good work out between shooting

Works

Too hard to pump.

does a good job on my mrod

wish the hose was a little longer

Not very complex and very easy to use.

I would change the pressure gauge to read a little bit more accurately.

I dont know what all of these negative reviews are talking about because i am 12 years old and weigh at a scale tipping 80 pounds and I can pump my .22 cal marauder to 3,000 psi with no problem.

it works well

the gage reads different than the gun gage.

when it starts getting up to 3000 psi it starts getting pretty tough. as long as it stays around 26 / 2700psi it works fine.

Easy to pump, seriously. Dual pumping action cuts the time in half.

Moisture filter, longer hose (I really don't like laying my gun on the ground to pump it up, I put a bipod on it just so it doesn't lay in the dirt like a neglected orphan during the pumping process)

Not hard to pump, but still a decent cardio work out.

I believe my last pump was an AirForce. I gave it away when I was temporarily out of airguns( when 22 ammo was cheaper). So in comparison to the AirForce, this one seems harder to pump. I'm 220 pounds, and as I get near 3000psi, I get really light on my feet as I push down. We all need a good workout, so I don't mind that, but if you're light weight, you might have to stick with lower fill pressures.

I think I prefer the gauge and output on the same side like my old pump,....but that's just being picky.

Built well and functions as designed.

Would like to see a longer hose as a standard or optional accessory. The hose should be long enough to reach a Benjamin Marauder sitting on a bipod

I can attest to the workout this will give you. Use your legs on the upstroke and your body weight on the downstroke. Take a break every 20 strokes or so to cool down both yourself and the pump.

works ok, have nothing to compare it to so thats all i can say.

longer hose!

not as bad to use as some would have you believe,but i will go to a bottle as soon as money permits.

Can use anytime I need to add air to my Marauder.

Nothing

This is a good way to supply air to a PCP rifle for one to two fill ups. This pump is a workout when you get over 2000 PSI. What I like about it is that it has given me time to shoot my Marauder while finding other air supplies.

It does what I expected !!!

nothing

It's a workout for a 66 year old fat fart.

The pump is easy to set up, it looks and feels very nice. Has a nice weight to it.

After using this for several months I found that the use of 2 small screws to hold the base to the steel plate for your feet is under engineered. The screws eventually work themselves out as this is not a bicycle pump and it takes strength to fill up the tank. I would at the very least suggest attaching the screws with something like LockTite (available at auto parts suppliers). My other suggestion would be to use at least 4 screws and bigger ones at that. I would also suggest adding at least a few inches to the hose.

If you don't have upper torso strength when you purchase this, you will after filling your gun a couple of dozen times. This thing could be marketed as a piece of fitness equipment!

At 2000 psi on guns gauge it takes about 85 pumps to reach 3000 psi - not too bad was told it took 100 plus.

The air connecting end of pump is very hard to get on and off the gun tip. Need better connecting end.

Make sure pump connecter is locked on the gun in feed tip; if not once you start pumping the hose end will fly off the gun.