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Proly a single reg system used
In Reply to: I'm interested in knowing how... posted by Dale on June 18, 2003 at 09:16:01:
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Posted by: Ras Masyean on June 18, 2003 at 10:07:11
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: The lower the pressure, the quieter the report. : Quiet operation is One of my goals for my sniper set up. : I'm even moving to a shorter barrel so I can lower the operating pressure some more. Seems to be more effective towards the quiet goal. : Until, I SEE one, I'll be a doubter in the sub 200 psi range... Sorry, just my nature.... : I'm from Missouri. Remember? : Also, IF the Preset is 900 psi feeding the reg, how does setting the reg at 150 psi result in starving it and having shootdown? : The reg would fill the cavity behind the valve and reach 150 psi FASTER than it would set at 300 psi as it requires less volume to pass through the reg to reach 150 psi. Right?
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