SKOUT® EPOCH - Battery Charging + Palm Swells

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Battery life for the SKOUT® EPOCH is incredibly long and will last thousands of shots. When the time comes to re-charge your battery this simple procedure will have you up and running again in no time.
In this SKOUT® Airguns official technical video, we cover how to remove your grip to charge the EPOCH's main battery or to change palm swells.

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18 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@airshootist Год назад

Ive never been more excited to receive ANY gun, and that includes firearms, paintball guns, and airguns.

@robblack7949 10 месяцев назад

I am hoping they come up with a better charging solution in the near future.

@stedyone1090 Год назад

Easy Peasy. Now if the rifle would arrive this month All will be good 👍

@Orthoshooter Год назад

I’m with you! I’ve heard very little so far on timing…but I’m a nobody😂

@stedyone1090 Год назад

And approximate time to charge? When blue light turns off?

@jmuniz15 11 месяцев назад

Where can I order this Epoch in one of the color schemes that are shown on their site?

@Light_357 2 месяца назад

At least you didn’t make it a PIA to charge. 😂😂

@hotchihuahua1546 Год назад

Why would you clear my post ? I was interested in your PCP and made a suggestion for improvements with the USB port .

@TheBroz Год назад

I’m sure they know it’s in a less than ideal position. It’s in that position because this rifle shares parts with the DLX Luxe paintball marker and that location makes sense with the quick release grips that are a paintball marker needs. The battery lasts 10s of thousands of shots, in paintball you charge frequently due to often shooting 10k+ over the course of one weekend. In air rifle shooting the battery is going to last a very long time.

@hotchihuahua1546 Год назад

@@TheBrozthanks for your explanation . with the adjustability in the low and high pressure valve to higher pressure settings on the Epoch , doesn’t the battery work harder to activate the solenoid to fire the pellet ? I am new to this but understand some of the basic concepts and advantages to an electronic trigger over mechanical one . The spool valve is going to be a game changer . Most PCPs are totally mechanical with a trigger sear releasing the spring and hammer to open the valve to fire a pellet . Lots of motion and wear .