Benjamin FAH003 Scuba Yoke Adaptor For Benjamin/Crosman PCP Airguns

Who knew these new air guns required a full platoon of support requirements. This is actually quite the way to go. I have refilled the pressure tube on my Marauder numerous time and the doesn’t seem to be a change in air volume.

If you have any air gun that uses this type of connector to add air to the on board tank this is a must! Fills the tank within 2-3 seconds. You need a scuba diving tank and this piece and that’s it. Way way easier than the foot pump!

I bought this expensive, American made adapter because I didn’t want a cheap piece of junk blowing up on me at 3000 psi. Unfortunately, the hose blew out of the Foster fitting on the fourth fill from a 13 cubic foot scuba tank filling from 1800 to 2500 psi. There was no tension on the hose; the scuba tank wasn’t hanging from the hose or pulling on the fitting. When the hose cut loose, it sounded like a rifle shot. Luckily, the hose is short and didn’t hit me when it whipped. I haven’t contacted Benjamin yet, but wanted to warn everyone about this as a potential issue.

It is working awesome. Only one thing can be better. The hose is very short .

This Item worked perfectly as intended. I am happy with it

If you have the benjamin discovery or the benjamin Marauder this adaptor works well with a k type scuba tank. It fits easily and makes filling the rifles quick and easy without any tools. The only downfall is that the hose is rather short. But is seems like its well made.

I've used two different types of .25 cal pellet guns. One was charged by a pump-lever-arm, mounted on the bottom of the gun. Three shots, and you'd have top pump it twenty-one times to get it back up to about 2,500 psi. I really like the quik-connect to scuba tank version. It's fast, easy, and flawless every time. I just strap the tank into the bed of my pick-up, and come back to the truck every time I need a charge-up.

If you plan on doing a lot of shooting this is really handy and will save you lots of time. Mine did come with a leak and I had to remove, re Teflon tape, and reseat the pressure gauge. Works well now though. Will also not fill gun to 3000psi, it isn't a one to one ratio. It gets me to about 2800 and I top the rest off with the pump. All in all it is a pretty large investment for convenience once you add in a scuba tank. At least the SCUBA refills are dirt cheap.

Great adapter, makes filling your PCP Airgun from a Scuba tank with a Yoke valve super easy! Easy to bleed, easy to read, easy to use! The foster fitting is a little awkward to fit ans remove while holding the heavy gun with one hand, but that is the nature of the valve and not the fault of this product overall.A scuba tank, this fill adapter, etc are pretty pricey, but considering the cost of a HPA hand pump, the cost for this and a tank are not too much more. Once you use this you will never, ever want to use a hand pump again.

This is a very simple accessory to use on any Crosman PCP rifle or pistol... virtually all of them work with this setup and your favorite SCUBA tank, preferably made of aluminum alloy with a K-type Valve assembly. I thought that the K-Valve hose fitting off the yoke assembly matched up with the tank's "K-type" valve perfectly, and I had an instant fill up in my Marauder 25-Caliber Rifle. Actual time it took was about 20 seconds, ie to see the gauge on the bottom of my rifle, and the one on the fill-up valve, to read "3 Atmospheres" and promptly STOP there, all by itself.Turns out that when the atmospheres of the source and the object that's being filled up are the same, that parity is reached quickly, and safely: the fill up stops at just less than 3 Atmospheres, and will not budge from there, without fail. I filled up my Marauder rifle and the Marauder 22-Caliber pistol at will, a dozen or more times per weapon, when I went shooting recently, and it worked exactly the same each and every time!The PCP fill-up valve is handsomely either stainless steel or heavily chrome plated (I couldn't tell which it is), giving most of the assembly but for the black, krinkle-finished top (head of the valve) portion--it's 100% black and contrasts 100% with the fill valve and the rest of the assembly, which is either black metal or unpolished metal, your pick. Just the top of the valve assembly in the Crosman "kit" for K-style valves and tank assemblies is bare, or unfinished metal composition. The rest is chromed, polished stainless steel, or a combination of those surfaces and finishes//it looks GREAT! I haven't seen a lot of other tanks and valve kits at the shooting club yet, but I'm sure they all are NOT as nicely done as the Crosman "kit". If they are, then I'm dumb and need a refresher course in humility until proven otherwise I guess, Hah!All in all I rated this K-type valve compatible yoke and filling assembly 5 stars, both for shipping ease from Amazon.com (my PRIME account), and the quality of the product and its great looks, out of the box. If you have a Crosman PCP rifle or pistol and it's qualified to use a system like this, your effort at the shoot, be it a club, outdoor recreational facility for shooting, an indoor facility (like mine is), I think your shooting is bound to take up a high-line for ease of effort compared to the hand pump alternative. A setup like this, for me, is the answer for my PCP weapons, and I won't be going back to the high pressure Crosman pump unless it's an emergency, my PCP system for fill ups fails for some reason, and/or any similar circumstance.As-is, it's the cat's meow for shooting a PCP pistol or rifle, this Crosman "kit"--the yoke and fill valve system for any PCP rifle qualified by Crosman to use it. Cost is a trifle thing to consider when you think of all the hours of pumping it will take with a qualified hand pump to achieve essentially the same results...it's just simply back breaking work if you were to ask my opinion!Five Stars all the way ***** , this Crosman getup is da kind, the best, as good as it gets for the right pistol or rifle. True it's not one of those graphite smaller tanks which hold 4500PSI pressure, but after using this setup I own I see no reason to spend $800-$900+ on a filling system (the graphite one) when this $300 system I have in front of me will kick butt on any fill job I can think of!Wavey Davey - 1-21-2013