BCZ230TS will not run

Yes in my experience 100 psi is bare minimum. How does the piston and cylinder look on that RedMax? Also check for a stuck ring(s). Also depending what you calling leak down test. You need to both a pressure and vacuum test of the whole system (cylinder and crankcase)
 
Now I did have a couple Stihl chainsaws that had 130+ psi compression according to my gauge plus passed both pressure and vac test that still would not hit. It was caused upper cylinder damage and they were losing all compression just before the spark.

Wet compression throw your compression readings. Will cause them to higher than
 
It also might be a flooding situation from the carbs. Remove the carburetor and try starting this will clear the excess fuel from the crankcase. If it starts after several pulls I would be looking at the carburetor.
 
I had a couple over the years that flooded even with new carbs due over choking. One particular Ryobi leaf blower about drove me nuts the first day I worked on it.