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Inline reg. too high pressure

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Posted by:
singleshot
on March 09, 2003 at 18:06:37

I have a black magic with the stock inline (vertical) reg. My 3-way had a couple hoses leaking on it so I replaced them, I aired up my gun and it seems to shoot and cycle ok but its loud and the gauge on my reg. reads right at 900 psi give or take. I turned the allen screw in all the way and fired it it didn't drop off at all, I turned all the way out didn't change. It just seems awful high and I'm not sure how to lower it. Thanks for any help..

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Re: Inline reg. too high pressure m98monkey 16:30:09 03/12/03 (2)

Re: Inline reg. too high pressure Greezypete 21:02:20 03/12/03 (1)

Check the reg seat vantrepes 23:10:10 03/13/03 (0)

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: I have a black magic with the stock inline (vertical) reg. My 3-way had a couple hoses leaking on it so I replaced them, I aired up my gun and it seems to shoot and cycle ok but its loud and the gauge on my reg. reads right at 900 psi give or take. I turned the allen screw in all the way and fired it it didn't drop off at all, I turned all the way out didn't change. It just seems awful high and I'm not sure how to lower it. Thanks for any help..

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