Steyr QF - where can i get parts?

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I just got my Steyr with QF. Above are the parts that came to fill the cylinder:
- On the left is DIN to Steyr Air Cylinder
- On the right is QF
I never used QF before, but this time want to use QF for the field. Where can I get the required parts to be able to go from DIN to QF? I would like a male forstner on the din side with a "hose" connection to QF. If someone has these in classified section, i will consider.

Please advise, Thanks
 
I suggest if you don't mind putting elbow grease .... get a Hill's pump

http://www.airgundepot.com/hill-pump-mk4.html (look & read the reviews- some Reviewer posted some pics)
http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Hill_Pump_MK4_Up_to_4000_PSI/5501 (sold out)
http://www.pyramydair.com/a/Accessories/PCP_and_CO2_accs/PCP/Fittings_and_adapters/81/page_1
http://www.airguntanks.com/
http://www.bestfittings.co.uk/ (Richard is owner and he'll reply to your queries/needs)


Once you start getting familiar, or if you prefer to, you could jump to getting a carbon or steel bottle which needs re-filling by a proper certified Scuba diving store...or get a compressor... (but now you're scaling up $$$ spend)

If you check the Yellow Pages Forum - there is a guy selling Compressors and I forget his name.

TBH the Hill's pump could be a back up once you move on to getting a bottle or compressor so it's a good investment to start.

I would suggest, you also visit your closest air rifle / FT club in your State and talk to the guys attending...and am sure they'll guide you further.

 
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