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regulator pressure vs. velocity adjustment?

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Posted by:
Jon "Jonwes" West
on May 19, 2003 at 22:44:31

Just got a palmer's stabilizer for my spyder Xtra, just wondering how you know whats the best combo, regulator output pressure, vs the setting on your velocity adjuster. Higher pressure on regulator means faster shots, as well as turning up the velocity adjster, right? Running c02 btw, i know if you go too low on the regulator, you can shoot too fast for it to reload your gun with air. So as long as you go over that limit, does it matter what you set it at? btw if anyone knows the average I should start at for the regulator pressure, for a stock spyder Xtra, would be great.
TIA
Jon

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Re: 600 psi is a good place to start at Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 08:23:31 05/26/03 (0)

nm, found the website that explains how (nt) Jon "Jonwes" West 19:38:43 05/20/03 (0)

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: Just got a palmer's stabilizer for my spyder Xtra, just wondering how you know whats the best combo, regulator output pressure, vs the setting on your velocity adjuster. Higher pressure on regulator means faster shots, as well as turning up the velocity adjster, right? Running c02 btw, i know if you go too low on the regulator, you can shoot too fast for it to reload your gun with air. So as long as you go over that limit, does it matter what you set it at? btw if anyone knows the average I should start at for the regulator pressure, for a stock spyder Xtra, would be great. : TIA : Jon

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