Skout Everything Skout EVO and Epoch

[Revoman]

As far as I know, they don't leak, but when air pressure is applied the move a LOT. They don't move anywhere near as much on my other guns (FX), nor on my large feed tank, so I'm assuming that there is a fitment issue.
I certainly DO NOT want one to pop-off during a fill and cause me damage to myself or the rifle.

 

[MSR Workshop]

My question is very simple:

My fill-whips have a BSP Female Thread x Female QD. The EVO has a male QD on the rifle. My fill-whips seem loose on the EVO connector, so I asked for the compatible part made by the same manufacturer that they use to make it fit exact.

They show a BSP Male x Female QD on the "Skout Shop" website, but no BSP Female x Female QD. Likely where the confusion is (?).

So, the real question is: Which manufacturer makes the QD parts for the Skout line so that I can get the EXACT same size to fix the looseness?

I have, BTW, already installed brand new O-Rings in all of the fill-whips to see if that helped, it didn't.

https://a.co/d/3yaXHxG

I have used this one and it works well

 

[SpreadLead]

A set of thread pitch gauges and calipers will make your life easier for determining sizes if you are wanting to replace the nipple on the gun. Just watch for taper on certain pipe threads.

 

[manabeknives]

Well guys it’s been a couple weeks, but I’m reporting back on my solenoid fault error that I was getting on start up with my gun.
From what I understand from talking to their Tech Support it looks like it was a faulty solenoid circuit. So they’re just replacing that for me and should have it back up and running this week.

As usual, it’s always a pleasure to deal with the people over at Scout.

thanks for the feedback