Bsa Spitfire

[elanmac]

A friend of mine has recently been given a .22 Spitfire model DR with a probe to fill it. Looking at it I cannot see any way of checking when full or how much is left after a few shots. I notice that some models have a built in indicater ( a popup button) but this model DR has nothing visible. Any help would be most appreciated.
Mac

[Shed tuner]

just count the shots. plenty of PCP won't have gauges.. they have only become more commonplace recently.

[deejayuu]

This may be of interest.

[rapidresponse1]

thats why i like gauges on guns i never remember how many shots ive used

[Shed tuner]

thats why i like gauges on guns i never remember how many shots ive used

likewise.. I might shoot a gun, put it in the cupboard for a couple of months, then grab it again... no way I'll remember it's state of fill.

[elanmac]

Thank you for your replies, looks like I will have to fill it and start counting.
Mac

[AC all day]

I have seen people refill a gun and put 40, 50 pellets in a separate tub and use that to know how many shots are left before a refill...KISS principal!!

[JustinThyme]

I do exactly that with a .22 FX2000 FAC, use 4 x full mags and then top up, 38 shots is usually enough for this time of year when out after squizzers

[Shed tuner]

I do exactly that with a .22 FX2000 FAC, use 4 x full mags and then top up, 38 shots is usually enough for this time of year when out after squizzers

you have 9 1/2 shot mags