Posted by: Vampyr on June 25, 2003 at 20:07:46

Yes there is, but it has detrimental effects to both consistancy and efficiency. I strongly recommend against it. But if you insist, you'll need an externally adjustable reg. turn it down until it shoots right. Balancing the springs will help, but it still isn't a good solution. also the adjustment on the regs tend to be too coarse to do a good job of it. : Hey, : Here's the problem. I love my autococker to death, but I really dislike the way you change the velocity. About a year ago, I was talking to a guy at the local field and he told me a way to rig the marker so all I do is adjust the pressure running in from the tank. : Anybody know of such a trick? : Thanks, : Chris

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