Brocock/BRK Solution for Two Air Rifles: One a Probe the Other a Foster?

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Like Luis said above, purchase a foster adapter for your Vets probe, a male adpater I believe, that will attach to your hose that hopefully already has a female foster (if not purchase one). The probe will screw into the foster adpater, a dowty seal in between both will help the seal. Someone with a Vet will probably chime in letting you know what to acquire.
 
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bowwild said:
I'm sure this is a common scenario.

My T Veteran uses a probe to fill. My in-coming Ghost uses a foster fitting. I have a portable air compressor (GX3-I). Is there a way to avoid having to change out the compressor fill hose fitting to work for both guns?
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Yep, set yourself up so that all guns work with a foster. I even have a long female foster set up with a male foster for those hard to access fitting (FX Impact).
 
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I have the Venturi Male Disconnect as per Dairyboy's recommendation above. It wa working fine the first time I hooked it all up. I could fill the problem-filled Taipan and then the nipple (terminology?) BRK Ghost without much trouble. Today I had air escaping from the foster fitting. I tightened it, still leaked. So I took the quick disconnect out of the chain and screwed the problem on directly. Worked fine.

I don't know what I did different or wrong? It seems like teflon tape isn't supposed to be used on these hoses? Or would that be the answer. The air isn't escaping through the problem but where the disconnect connects to my compressor hose.

Ideas?
 
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