Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on March 01, 2003 at 10:19:13

More efficiency? Quieter operation? What? The spring set will get you down to the 300 psi mark depending on the barrel. You would have to get a high volume LP valve designed to get you lower. Some say they get sub 200 psi pressures. But I havn't eyeballed one on the field yet running at that... Going too low can decrease shot efficiency. You may also need a $35 volumizer to reach "Lowest" pressure goals. I can tell you how to do a Cheap ugly volumizer for $5 just to evaluate if it will do what you expect it to do.. Quiet operation is generally better as you get the pressure lower. I have files to quiet the cocker pneumatics etc. Principals of sound suppression, etc. Just e mail and ask.. dale

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