Posted by: BodyByHostess on January 27, 2003 at 10:37:17

My guess is that you're either running a LP fixed output system air system(450psi) or an adjustable that's set at 500-600psi. I had a similar problem with my AA Messiah. The actual problem was that the pressure in my gun would creep up to my tank pressure (adjustable set at 600). What I found out from AA is that the Messiah (and I would assume the Vig) requires a min input pressure of 750psi to operate consistantly (out put can be set anywhere from 0-500psi). Their explaination is that they use a large diameter piston & spring which requires a higher input pressure than small diameter regs, but will be more consistant in their output. After adjusting my tank I've had no problem. Hopefully your problem is as simple.

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