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That's one way, but this is easier

In Reply to: suggestions on stock reg disassembly posted by Poldo on February 27, 2003 at 09:00:03:

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Posted by:
vantrepes
on February 27, 2003 at 23:24:27

Just remove the fitting at the bottom of the reg. You can stick a flat head screw driver up through the bottom cap, and adjust it. Don't forget, turning the adjuster clockwise LOWERS the output of the reg.
: Ok i am trying to take apart my stock inline to sweetspot it. in the attempt...i dont want to scratch it too much, hopefully not at all. anyway...can you cocker experts here give me some suggestions on how to get it apart? it is the bottom piece that has to come off correct?
: thanks
: adam

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: Just remove the fitting at the bottom of the reg. You can stick a flat head screw driver up through the bottom cap, and adjust it. Don't forget, turning the adjuster clockwise LOWERS the output of the reg. : : Ok i am trying to take apart my stock inline to sweetspot it. in the attempt...i dont want to scratch it too much, hopefully not at all. anyway...can you cocker experts here give me some suggestions on how to get it apart? it is the bottom piece that has to come off correct? : : thanks : : adam

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