Steyr to Air arms.

[BigEars]

Are you asking is if the AA female has a 1/8th BSP thread, so you can unscrew it and screw your Steyr probe on?

It probably will have.

But it might be a lot easier to buy a male and screw your Steyr probe into that.

The only catch is if the AA has a pip or not, so you'll need the corresponding male.

Bestfittings is the place to see all the various parts.

Thanks for that.
It's the connection between the male AA and the threaded part of the steyr filler I'm talking about. Will I get away with just screwing it in or will I need a washer or o ring to get a seal?

[Sir_SwampThing]

Or just keep your current cylinder. If you sell it you will most likely be making a loss, if you have to purchase any adapter this will make it worse.
Most importantly, two things to take into consideration :-
If you keep it you may never use it again.
If you sell it, I guarantee there will be a time that you need it and you will kick yourself for getting rid.


Cheers
Chris

[BigEars]

Or just keep your current cylinder. If you sell it you will most likely be making a loss, if you have to purchase any adapter this will make it worse.
Most importantly, two things to take into consideration :-
If you keep it you may never use it again.
If you sell it, I guarantee there will be a time that you need it and you will kick yourself for getting rid.


Cheers
Chris

That's all i needed! How about l kick myself now and keep the cylinder?

[Sir_SwampThing]

That's all i needed! How about l kick myself now and keep the cylinder?

It's probably the cheapest option

Atb
Chris

[RobF]

Thanks for that.
It's the connection between the male AA and the threaded part of the steyr filler I'm talking about. Will I get away with just screwing it in or will I need a washer or o ring to get a seal?

Unless I'm misunderstanding, a 1/8 BSP Dowty seal should do the trick.

[BigEars]

Unless I'm misunderstanding, a 1/8 BSP Dowty seal should do the trick.

Thank you.