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Max Output of the Front Stock Reg?

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Posted by Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on September 15, 2002 at 11:35:21:

Anyone know what the max output pressure of a front reg can do?

We are always trying to get it a low as we can unstead of higher.

Thinking of using a spare front (ram) regulator as the pressure regulator for my gun mounted anti tank weapon. My trigger valve is rated 250 psi. I hope to run around 125 psi which I know it will do but won't know till I hook it up and chrono it. It may need to go higher up to 250 psi. Is the front reg able to output 250 psi to recharge the air resevior?

Otherwise I'll use another stock main reg that I have to rebuild.

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: Anyone know what the max output pressure of a front reg can do? : We are always trying to get it a low as we can unstead of higher. : Thinking of using a spare front (ram) regulator as the pressure regulator for my gun mounted anti tank weapon. My trigger valve is rated 250 psi. I hope to run around 125 psi which I know it will do but won't know till I hook it up and chrono it. It may need to go higher up to 250 psi. Is the front reg able to output 250 psi to recharge the air resevior? : Otherwise I'll use another stock main reg that I have to rebuild.

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