N/A How to easily add an air bottle on any air gun with a male Foster fitting

I have added air bottles to a Benjamin Prod (see photots) and a Hatsan Jet.
You can see the Benjamin Prod in these photos.

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The air gun needs to have a male Foster fitting, most USA sold air guns have that.

You will need the parts in the photos:
-90 degree Foster adapter costs less than $10 on Aliexpress
-paintball ASA adapter which again costs less than $10
-regulated air tank
-straps to keep everything together
Can use anything here.

The blue part is moldable plastic and is used to keep the air bottle more stable under the air gun.
You may find other ways to keep the entire setup stable.
 
What is this armada based abomination you have here? I’m intrigued. I have an older armada project I thought I was finished on but now you have peaked my interest again.
That’s my .257 ELR slug gun (160fpe). I also have a 7mm version (240fpe, the longer one sporting a 2L bottle). They were used to win RMAC in 2022 (.257) and 2023 (7mm). Currently working on a .308 version that does not use Armada parts. They all use a bottle slung underneath.

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That’s my .257 ELR slug gun (160fpe). I also have a 7mm version (240fpe, the longer one sporting a 2L bottle). They were used to win RMAC in 2022 (.257) and 2023 (7mm). Currently working on a .308 version that does not use Armada parts. They all use a bottle slung underneath.

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That’s super cool! What’s the digital LED thing on the side? Shot counter or ?
 
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I have added air bottles to a Benjamin Prod (see photots) and a Hatsan Jet.
You can see the Benjamin Prod in these photos.

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The air gun needs to have a male Foster fitting, most USA sold air guns have that.

You will need the parts in the photos:
-90 degree Foster adapter costs less than $10 on Aliexpress
-paintball ASA adapter which again costs less than $10
-regulated air tank
-straps to keep everything together
Can use anything here.

The blue part is moldable plastic and is used to keep the air bottle more stable under the air gun.
You may find other ways to keep the entire setup stable.
Going thru the gauge port is a little "slicker" imho than all that added hardware, and fewer places to leak -
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Going thru the gauge port is a little "slicker" imho than all that added hardware, and fewer places to leak -
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I know that there is the option to use the gauge port.
In my way it takes 5 minutes to add or remove the air bottle.
It works for every air gun with a Foster nipple.
Also, some air guns (Hatsan Jet 2 for instance) do not have their gauge in the right place to add a bottle.
 
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