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Scuba Tanks

Filling a PCP air rifle is most convenient and fastest from a compressed air tank. Instead of spending fifteen minutes working out with a PCP pump, you can have the cartridge filled effortlessly within a few seconds. Midland cylinders are filled with compressed air up to a maximum of 300 Bar. We supply them including a valve, pressure gauge, and a hose with a thread for a filling pin. Read More

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Pressure bottles for filling PCP air rifles

Filling a PCP air rifle from a pressure bottle is the fastest option. Instead of spending fifteen minutes working your muscles with a PCP pump, you have the cylinder filled completely without any effort and within a few seconds. We offer compressed air bottles from the British manufacturer Midland Diving, which specialises in the production of advanced high-pressure cylinder valves and their distribution systems. They have transformed their more than 60 years of experience with diving equipment into the production of equipment for filling cylinders for PCP air rifles. You can choose between bottles with a volume of 3l and 7l. We supply them including the valve, pressure gauge and hose with a thread for a filling pin.

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