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Re: Alone is fine...

In Reply to: Alone is fine... posted by Eric on November 14, 2002 at 21:56:29:


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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 15, 2002 at 11:21:34

I've run my cocker as low as 250 psi with a stock reg and never had any flow or shootdown problems, so I don't think it would be a problem, but I agree, try it out and and decide for yourself.

Razor


: I run mine alone. Everyone i know with one runs it alone. With a 2nd reg you might stunt the flow when rapid firing, perhaps. One thing that you might do as well is bottleneck the performance because, the consistency is based on the weakest link (=stock reg).

: Try both ways and see? Let me know what you find out! :)

: : I think Smart Parts says to run it without, or that it can run it without secondary regulation. Personally I would absolutely use the stock cocker reg as a secondary.

: : Razor

: :
: : : I just got an 02 autococker. I have a maxfow 68/3000 that I will be running on it. Should I use the maxflow aloan or use it as a primary reg and the stock cocker reg as a secondary reg.


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