Air Venturi G9 Hand Pump, 4500 PSI

I got this pump with the Crosman 3622 Kit. It's my first pcp air pump. I didn't go into pcp blind. I've read about it over the years. After getting it put together and broken in according to the instructions. I had no problem charging the Crosman 3622 to 2000psi. The dial does glow after shining a light on it. If you are going to charge a pcp gun to 2000psi, you will do good with it. The pump kit has the tools to put it together. But you will need two good wrenches to change out the moisture filter. Rebuilding parts are included in the kit.

Air Venturi could include better instructions on assembly. The instructions show a pin holding the handle. No, it uses two screws which I think is better. An allen wrench is included. But make sure the center hole on the handle is facing down over the hole on top of the pump. Also go slow and make sure you are not cross threading the screws. That goes for the rest of the assembly. Make sure all threaded connections are spin freely before you tighten with the included wrench. Considering the hand pumps are really only good to 2000psi and maybe 3000psi is it. Being 62, and having tried a pump when it's pushing 4500psi, no thank you.

It's a good pump for the 3622 and starting out on pcp.

Pump works fine for pcp a bit of work physically, but was as expected, quality of construction very good except for bleader

I probably over tightened it, no cautions in instructions, could not get it to stop. Well upon disassembly broke, nylon seal also rolled over, poor design/ or seal body with Teflon tape and be more gentle? Anyway, made a more robust bleeder that works perfectly, sent info to pyramid

definitely good pump for the price

Works great. No problems.

No changes necessary.

I made a stable platform by joining two 2x8's together. Then lag screwed the pump to the boards to make a stable base. Then; pump slowly, breath in on the upstroke, breathe out on the downstroke. Pause slightly at the top and bottom strokes as instruction suggest. LDT 63 YOA

Great value. Easy to pump!

Nothing

No

it works, gamo arrow fills nicely.(125cc) takes a while on an airforce tank(490cc) but it gets there.....maybe, eventually.

make it a foot pump, honestly if you need to use your bodyweight to do the work your legs are much better suited for the task. also the hand grip texture bites into the hands, not a problem with a foot pump. clip for hose and plug, thing just dangles about during transporting and the plug is the only thing keeping debris out of the fitting.

the pressure gauge, IT GLOWS IN THE DARK!!!
need adjustable wrench and flathead screwdriver to assemble/oil pump, the tools included will get you to the finish line but not over it.
ware gloves, the grip texture is harsh after a while.
silicon spray is not as good as the silicon oil.

Its great value for money

The sheet metal feet are pretty easy to bend if your not careful

Pump work great but compressor would be nice

Stainless tubes, handgrip and easy connection.

Make it a 2-stage pump, thicker footpads, much better instructions including blowup diagrams for rebuilds.

The workout will be even worse if yours gets weaker and won't fully pump up, and leaks off before you can open the bleed valve. Contacted Pyramid.

Not sure

Don't know

This is my first air rifle and hand pump. Maybe handpumps are all hard to use. I can pump this thing and tire myself out and the gauge barely moves. I had to purchase a compressor pump, spend more time trying to hand pump it then shooting the air rifle

Pump will go to 4500psi/310bar

Needs stronger feet

Good pump for the money, but over 4000psi the feet dont hold up to the force on the handle and can bend. Feet need to be changed to a harder metal, the sheet metal is not holding up.