I lost my Edgun fill probe!!!
I’m still looking around but have searched through all my things and I still haven’t come accross it. Is the Edgun’s fill probe unique in size or can I use a different one like one for a BSA or FX? I’ll contact Tony and hope it’s a cheap part.
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Easy enough to pull out Sherrod833? Is that off of the brake fluid bleeder?
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Wheel cylinder rubber cap.Works like a champ 😎
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I second that… A Delrin plug would be great….
Somebody make me a dummy fill plug to plug p that hole so critters will stay out. this is for the Edgun fill port. The plug should have an O-ring to keep it snug and paint it black to match. I’ll buy it
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I wont be buying anything else for a long while so in a nutshell what would you recommend for me , if i decided to try the regulators on my condor.
That would be nice Varminter… I have seen a few guns made that way.
Seems it would be a lot easier for the manufacturer too. Not sure why so
many use the probe. There is also a one way valved male Quick connect
that seems like it would be perfect… It it started to leak you could just
change it out instead of trying to replace those tiny orings.//
Do you guys like this setup or do you wish it had a male quick connect you could just connect to with a female quick connect and then fill?
Hey Mam yu give up on the airforce regulater stuff,i had been looking at old post and noticed all you had done.
Yea powder, I did everything I could think of to make it work. I was
just not satisfied with a 10FPS SD so, I gave in an spent some money for
a regulated gun, and another one, and another one,,…lol…. I think I
finally found what I was looking for….
That’s simple enough.
Hey Mam yu give up on the airforce regulater stuff,i had been looking at old post and noticed all you had done.
For the most part, that is right powder…
How does that work , just curious , do you just slide up into a hole and the o rings seal , and your ok unless you yank it out.and the gun has a one one valve to hold the air.
I just bought another one from Tony for $30 shipped. I would like to find my original probe so I don’t have to wait to shoot and I end up with a spare. I still don’t understand how I lost it. I seal it in a ziplock bag and keep it in the pocket inside the Edgun’s case.
Shipping is cheap if he puts it in a small, padded USPS envelope. It could even be sent quickly using a small USPS Flat Rate box $4.95 and will get to you in 2-3 days. I would hope a $30 fill probe would include shipping.
I asked Tony abput extras. It’s only a matter of time until I lose mine. He told me $30 (I think). Not sure if that included shipping.
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Fits snug.Easy to pull out.Its what comes on the bleeder screw.