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Re: Regulator or valve?
In Reply to: Regulator or valve? posted by SniperD on August 04, 2003 at 11:25:25:
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Posted by: Mijintel on August 28, 2003 at 15:19:54
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I WOULD GO WITH A REG. GO WIT THE PALMERS STABILIZER. YOU CANNOT GO WRONG WITH IT. I CAN SHOOT ABOUT 15 ROUNDS AT +/- 3FPS. I ALSO HAVE A SHOCKTECH RAT 3:16 VALVE, ALL IT DID WAS LOWER MY PRESSURE ABOUT 75 PSI AND SHOT MY VELOCITY THROUGH THE ROOF! SO THERE IS LESS PRESSURE ON MY SPRING AND ON THE GUN ALL TOGETHER, BECAUSE I DONT HAVE TO TURN EVERYTHING UP SO HIGH, TO REACH 280FPS AND 350PSI. SO I WOULD DO BOTH, IT'LL COST YOU ABOUT $140 WHICH I THINK IS PRETTY DAMN GOOD.
: If it helps I am using a 68 ci. 3000 psi. Crossfire with a pre-set regulator. : Since I am trying to increase my consistency which would I benefit more from: a new valve or a new regulator? : Thanks in advance.
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