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One of the things that tends to make traditional rifles better than bullpups for most shooters is the fact that they tend to have a...

Honestly, the susceptibility to jams due to regulated pressure seems to vary from gun to gun. Some, like @Jammin22, have reported that...

I have come to think of outdoor pellet shooting as pretty much a scaled version of shooting PBs, and I like that - I can shoot my...

Generally, @Motorhead would be right on this, but I bought the Huma reg for mine and it refreshes plenty fast enough for good semi-auto...

It is not worth trying to measure it, because in terms of relative humidity it will be very high - 100% without a molecular sieve filter...

@Troy Bakel - My apologies for taking your post so far off topic . . . I'll shut up now, or at least try to do so . . . .

I don't see any reason that one could not do it except that I think you'd have to regulate the nitrogen down to a much lower level -...

I get it, but I can also understand passing on it . . . "new in the box" really is not an ideal state when talking about something made...

While I understand why people would think they are similar in terms of design concept - since most people call both "booster pumps" -...

Sure, but the pictures don't really tell the story - the math does (sorry, but I do love math ;) ). The first picture is the basic set...

We need more compressors like the old Shoebox - it runs so much cooler that this is never an issue for me; I only lose a few bar on...

Unless you plan to breathe that air, there realy is no need for the charcoal filter in the system. But you really do need to put a...

Close, but not quite . . . The air charge gets hot during compression, and faster speeds mean less time for the air charge to cool...

Only the regulator pressure and the weight of the pellet or slug can be changed to vary the shot power. The different power kits just...

It is funny how we all think differently, but my concerns with the power are more about it not going low enough rather than at the high...