Looking for a used Regman 2.0 external regulator in good working order.

I have decided to sell my Benjamin Marauder. It has a Huma regulator installed along with a Tim Hill valve. It shoots JSB 25.39 very well and JSB 33.95 even better. It will come with the following extras:

3-magazines
Degassing tool
Extra heavy (18 lb hammer spring-for max power) (new and not installed)
Heavy hammer spring (12 lb) (new and not installed)
Airguns of Arizona hammer denounce device (new and not installed)
Extra Captain O-ring, o-rings
Regulator o-ring replacements

It had a complete o-ring replacement a little over a year ago and held air for many months but when I took it out of the case to take pictures it had bled off to zero.

I would like to get $425 plus shipping. If interested, message me and I'll get a shipping fee.

I will take PayPal, Venmo or money order

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Thank you for looking!

I have about given up on Pyramid Air and Air Venturi. Does any one know by chance what are the size of the Avenge X bottle band O-rings are? I have been back and forth on this issue over a period of weeks. I have been helped by an outstanding CS rep from Air Venturi, but in the last shipment I was sent supposedly the correct O-rings free of charge. However, The large O-ring (more like a spacer) fit into the band snuggly but the barrel O-ring part: AVXP-BTL-ORING 1.5X16MM 90 is so small in relation to the inside of the band I don't think is the correct part. I already emailed their CS dept but it's only been a day, I am sure I will hear from them this week. I am at a point of going to Lowes or even Amazon and ordering O-rings so I can finally install the Avenge X Bottle I bought last month. All O-rings are not created equal so I know the material, use, and size is important. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Air Venturi IMO has really botched the rollout of the Avenge X platform since making its debut last Shot Show 2023. A lot of marketing hype but the rollout and support is poor at best. Doesn't measure up to the hype. Probably overpaid Exec's decision making and others in charge of production and support. Everything is always on back order. You normally get the " high demand excuse" You would think in a very competitive environment you would ensure rollout and support would be there including logistics(parts) ready to go on day one. Their website never provides up to date info for customers online. The platform itself is outstanding but Air Venturi logistically speaking is not very good. I think its Springfield Armory is who makes the Avenge X for Air Venturi I think I read some place online. Somewhere there is a disconnect between manufacturer, vendors and down to the customer. Makes me almost regret not going the FX route in the beginning like I was going to until Avenge X caught my eye and for less. I did not account for after the sale support. That's on me . There won't be a next time. Support after the sale is so crucial in business. Quote "Only the strong survive".

Corvid_hunter said:

I'm going to be changing my 600mm barrel to a 380mm one and was wondering if there was a recommended torque setting for the 4 screws that secure the barrel. I was thinking around 15 inch pounds per screw, but thought I would ask.

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Torque varies between type of barrels and caliber so i kinda know by feeling and the flex of the tool, but the most important is having a quality Allen wrench that isn’t worn out has min play preferred a tapered that has no play, not a ball allen. STX barrel requires less torque on a bigger caliber due to the wall thickness of the threaded brass/steel TP. If you over torque, you will jam the liner that makes it extremely difficult to remove the liner. The solid smooth twist barrel can handle more torque but don’t need too, I rather retighten when the screw gets loose vice, stripping the head that requires lots of hours removing that screw

Ernest

Thanks very helpful

delooper said:

Blasting draws a lot of attention, and requires permits.

I spent a solid 10-hours leveling a rock with a jackhammer one day. My neighbours reminded me about it for years.

I imagine there are some mining machines that could make quick holes in my yard but I don't think there's any nearby, available for use. And they must be ridiculously expensive. Would be fun to make a big underground tunnel.

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The shovel comment was for the pest living next to you. One of the best moves I done in my life was to leave the city. Much happier.

ProSport

As far as your magazine problem, you can chamfer the edges of the inner rotating drum on rotary mags with something like a Dremel tool. Makes it much easier to drop in pellets. From what you described I'm assuming it's a rotary type magazine. I've done it to my .22 & .25 mags & never struggle with loading anymore.

seangabrell said:

that’s one helluva group bud!

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Thanks bud. I hope you've been doing well. Hoping you get a chance to come visit. I'd love to shoot with you again.

Come compete in an airgun competition at the amazing Sig Sauer Academy in Epping, NH.

You can register for the following categories:

100 Yard Bench Rest
Precision Shooter Challenge
Speed Competition
Squatch Bomb
Squatch Bomb ELR

Now let's go over a few FAQ:

How much does it cost to compete?

The entry fee for Pro and Sportsman class is $350.00 which includes entry into 100-yard bench, Precision shooter challenge, Speed Challenge, Squatch Bomb Challenge and Squatch ELR this includes a banquet ticket for the competitor as well.

What time will NAC start?
Registration and rifle sight-in will be on Wednesday April 17th from 12:00 PM to 5:00 Pm - We will be getting things going early on Thursday with a mandatory safety meeting at 7:00 AM. We want to have the awards banquet completed by 5:00 PM on Sunday.

Will there be an air tank charging station at the event?

Yes, a charging station will be available for use at specific times during the competition. Air tanks will be provided at both ranges and we will do our best to keep these tanks topped off. Competitors are still encouraged to bring their own tanks to avoid any air supply issues.

Can I ship my equipment ahead of time?

Yes. Please ship your gear in a well-packaged box or boxes and clearly label the boxes with your name. The shipping address is:

ONSITE AUTO c/o NAC
30 Pine Street
Stoneham, MA 02180

Equipment will be available for pick up @ the Sig Sauer Academy on Wednesday April 17th from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM

This will be an unforgettable event you will not want to miss.

WickdStick said:

Great products, great service, and overall fantastic guy. What more could you ask for?

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Thanks for the reply! Grabbing some..

Be careful they dent easily

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Peskådot671 said:

I just picked a GK1 recently and I have to admit, I don't care for the fill probe much. There's no room to grab it from the rear of the probe when removing it from the female foster collar without touching the o-rings with my grubby hands. I might have to pick up a Notos so I can use the fill probe.

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you can just order a fill probe for notos, , i did because i lost mine . i think it was $20, don't remember if that included shipping , & i think it was Fox air .. i really like the Notos ,but,it has not been shot since i received the GK1..

Good to have you aboard. Bandito.

gdc999 said:

I broke down and ordered an R7 yesterday to go with my R9 and HW50S Hunter. Really looking forward to it. I took an electrical junction box, filled it with Ductseal, and mounted it in the wall of my garage. I can now open the door going from the house to the garage, back up to the dishwasher in the kitchen, and have a 10 meter range. I envy those who can go outside and sit on the porch and shoot away A friend of mine introduced me to Weihrauch air rifles and I was hooked. Before he died a couple of years ago, the last big hunt we went on was at his daughter's house. She had chickens and was being overrun with mice. We spread some chicken feed on the ground around the coop and sat on the porch under a light trying to hit those fast little critters. His R7 was a lot of fun to shoot.

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Very good I'm sure you'll love it. Message me if you have any issues or questions with it. They're my favorite platform so I'd be glad to help.

Congratulations
Ron

That's pretty cool!

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specie said:

FWB127S in Beeman Custom Shop stock...View attachment 453557

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Wow!! I'm jealous of this one. Does it happen to be a Jnc stamped gun?

Trucker3573 said:

What barrel length?? Reg was way too high from dealer. 160 is as well. In stock form 160 is too much. I would back the reg way down to like 95 bar. Then back the micro not macro wheel WAY down and start retune. Sounds to me like you never had the hammer spring adjusted low enough for a low reg pressure

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500..... yeah someone very knowledgeable about Crowns helped me told me and we started at a 100 on the reg the highest FPS I could get was 680!!! That's the gun out of stock me using the Allen wrench and FX chrony...hours of half turns shoot then another half turn shoot ect....and writing down all the information at the same time. So yeah one big headache....but with the ghost nah .....nothing like that ...
Maybe the Crown with it being a VP model might have a lighter spring hammer????? Or something with the valve???

Want to buy a 22 or 25 barrel kit conversion for FX Dreamline.

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I've had success with this vibration based hour meter on my CS4. It's higher sensitivity level works better.

Make sure that the water flow is in at the bottom of the YH cylinder and out at the top. This will help keep any air bubbles from getting trapped inside. If you are making it a closed loop system a bit of Water Wetter will help keep the water from getting "funky".