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: The first thing to do is disassemble, clean and lube both your tank reg and the in-line reg on your gun, making sure that all o-rings and seals are OK. That has a good chance of fixing your problem. Many adjustable air systems tend to require fairly frequent maintenance (cleaning and lubrication) for reliable performance. : If that doesn't work, try someone else's tank to see what happens. If it works OK, that eliminates the in-line reg as the source of the problem, in which case you may have a problem with the tank reg that isn't apparent. You don't say what kind of air system you have, but Air America has a great web site and Mac Dev provides very good diagnostic instructions with their systems. Some manufacturers will have telephone tech support. Some systems aren't very owner-friendly to fix, so you may have to send it back to the manufacturer. : If you have the problem with a different air system, figure your in-line reg needs work and find an ICD tech in your area or send the reg back to ICD for repair (or get an aftermarket reg). : Regards, : Superannuated