Hey, all. I’ve been awaiting for this moment, to reveal some recent Skout Epoch upgrades, both thru Skout and from fellow members with that saavy to build whatever I dump on them, ha ha.
First off, from Skout themselves(Mainly Luke, as he designed and built them), are new, beefy, feel the power…..COCKING HANDLES!!
According to Luke, only colors black, red, blue and gold will be available at this time.
Really makes a difference especially for the competitive shooter. It’s hard to explain but those of you that have upgraded to beefier cocking handles on your competitive rigs, you all know what I’m trying to put down. Anyway, Great Job, Luke!
Next up all credit goes to Elis who goes by Elis5173 on these forums.
The Skout Epoch magazines, have got to be one of the best out there in the pcp multi shot industry. Their mags are equal to the impact in shot carry amount(or close to it) but better in build as it’s all thick metal, and a magnetized lid at three points, as well as bring magnetized in attachment to the chassis. It’s as if the magazine throws itself out of your hands and into the mag slot, perfectly aligned and seated. And when your mag is empty, you simply pull it out with no clip or lever to pull or press over. They truly are a well engineered design.
But what it lacks that the impact has, is a pellet stop, something to let you know hey, you’re out of ammo. I put Elis onto this task, and like everything I’ve ever thrown at him, it’s always been a piece of cake for him. Truly a skilled individual. What he did was recreate the center cores, the spinning carriers, to work just like the impact mags-
They worked flawlessly as I’ve shot close to 1200 rounds thru my epoch, all using his inserts:
But wait! What’s that off to the right in the second magazine pic, you ask? You impact owners that remember Elis’s speed loaders? Well, he’s made them for the epoch mags, and they, too, work perfectly without one hitch. Makes reloading a factory mag lightning fast. And on these, he uses magnets at three points not only to secure the lids to them, but to attach onto the factory’s three point magazine magnets so the chances of spill out are not even close. Check these out:
First off, from Skout themselves(Mainly Luke, as he designed and built them), are new, beefy, feel the power…..COCKING HANDLES!!
According to Luke, only colors black, red, blue and gold will be available at this time.
Really makes a difference especially for the competitive shooter. It’s hard to explain but those of you that have upgraded to beefier cocking handles on your competitive rigs, you all know what I’m trying to put down. Anyway, Great Job, Luke!
Next up all credit goes to Elis who goes by Elis5173 on these forums.
The Skout Epoch magazines, have got to be one of the best out there in the pcp multi shot industry. Their mags are equal to the impact in shot carry amount(or close to it) but better in build as it’s all thick metal, and a magnetized lid at three points, as well as bring magnetized in attachment to the chassis. It’s as if the magazine throws itself out of your hands and into the mag slot, perfectly aligned and seated. And when your mag is empty, you simply pull it out with no clip or lever to pull or press over. They truly are a well engineered design.
But what it lacks that the impact has, is a pellet stop, something to let you know hey, you’re out of ammo. I put Elis onto this task, and like everything I’ve ever thrown at him, it’s always been a piece of cake for him. Truly a skilled individual. What he did was recreate the center cores, the spinning carriers, to work just like the impact mags-
They worked flawlessly as I’ve shot close to 1200 rounds thru my epoch, all using his inserts:
But wait! What’s that off to the right in the second magazine pic, you ask? You impact owners that remember Elis’s speed loaders? Well, he’s made them for the epoch mags, and they, too, work perfectly without one hitch. Makes reloading a factory mag lightning fast. And on these, he uses magnets at three points not only to secure the lids to them, but to attach onto the factory’s three point magazine magnets so the chances of spill out are not even close. Check these out:
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