Airgun Technologies sekhmet 28mm digital pressure gauge AGT Uragan 2

My U2's 20mm gauge sits in a recessed area, almost touching the thicker edge above, don't see how any larger gauge fits. Maybe an adapter that moves gauge farther from receiver would work. WM

You could always fit one of these.

TX-Shooter said:

Thanks guys! ..I will try the Outgun side-mount adapter.
Regards!
Alex

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Have you manage to install Sekhmet gauge?
I’m thinking about doing the same but I’m afraid if the gauge would bother me because I’m a left handed shooter.
25mm version s smaller but then again- it’s not so advanced as 28mm version

Strelac said:

Have you manage to install Sekhmet gauge?
I’m thinking about doing the same but I’m afraid if the gauge would bother me because I’m a left handed shooter.
25mm version s smaller but then again- it’s not so advanced as 28mm version

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Mine has one installed. It's the 25mm Outgun version with adapter. You won't be able to attach anything without adding a bit of distance from the block.

MACTEN said:

Mine has one installed. It's the 25mm Outgun version with adapter. You won't be able to attach anything without adding a bit of distance from the block.

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That looks great, thank you @MACTEN
As for distance between the block and the Outgun side mount, if I understood correctly; you had to putt something in between them, so you can screw the side mount into the block? I can’t see it from the images, can you please explain me that part?
Thank you one more time, I really appreciate your help and I can’t stress enough the importance of this group for all of us lonely wolves

Strelac said:

That looks great, thank you @MACTEN
As for distance between the block and the Outgun side mount, if I understood correctly; you had to putt something in between them, so you can screw the side mount into the block? I can’t see it from the images, can you please explain me that part?
Thank you one more time, I really appreciate your help and I can’t stress enough the importance of this group for all of us lonely wolves

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The outgun adapter is all that's needed. I meant if you try to just screw a gauge onto the side, it's a bit tight. A bonded washer helps but it's still tight. The outgun side adapter solves this as the part that screws into the gun is narrow and adds the length you need.

Now, if someone could figure out how to get a reg gauge on them, that would be really cool.

MACTEN said:

The outgun adapter is all that's needed. I meant if you try to just screw a gauge onto the side, it's a bit tight. A bonded washer helps but it's still tight. The outgun side adapter solves this as the part that screws into the gun is narrow and adds the length you need.

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Thanks @MACTEN for your explanation, I wasn’t sure about that part so I better ask.

I have one more thing to deal with, but it seems that can be solved by screwing the side mount in bit more and turning the gauge approx 30° clockwise; I have an aftermarket handle that is longer than OEM part. Or I can always replace that or even make it shorter.

Thank you for your help,
ATB
S.

Strelac said:

Have you manage to install Sekhmet gauge?
I’m thinking about doing the same but I’m afraid if the gauge would bother me because I’m a left handed shooter.
25mm version s smaller but then again- it’s not so advanced as 28mm version

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Totally feel you—the stock Uragan2 gauge is super tiny and stuck in such a tight spot! The side mount bracket is a game-changer—it extends the gauge out, so you can use 25mm or 28mm gauges no problem and check pressure way easier at a glance.

The Sub12 Airgunners actually did a review of the Outgun angled bracket—he shows exactly how it installs and measures the full sizes. Definitely worth a watch if you want to see it in action.

Got questions about sizing or how to install? No worries! Just hit me up here via DM or shoot us an email—we’re happy to help however we can.

@SekhmetAirgunAcc thank you for your help, I have seen these videos and thanks for your offer to DM you, I surely will when the time comes

I have several Sekhmet gauges fitted to different guns and when I bought my Epoch I wanted to fit them to that, but the problem was that they use deferent threads, so I bought both straight adapters and the Outgun angled adapters but found that both types pushed out the gauges a little too far for my tastes, but the angled adapters do not stay in place very well and will twist without much provocation and the lower the pressure the easier they move, so I came up with a solution to secure them in place but did not feel it was secure enough, I also suggested to Outgun that they could be made to be fixed in several different positions once fitted but not heard any more from them on that,
Anyway, in the end I decided to just use the gauges as is as there is literally only one thread difference over an inch and no taper, so used a bottom seal and they are fine.

Tricky-Dicky said:

I have several Sekhmet gauges fitted to different guns and when I bought my Epoch I wanted to fit them to that, but the problem was that they use deferent threads, so I bought both straight adapters and the Outgun angled adapters but found that both types pushed out the gauges a little too far for my tastes, but the angled adapters do not stay in place very well and will twist without much provocation and the lower the pressure the easier they move, so I came up with a solution to secure them in place but did not feel it was secure enough, I also suggested to Outgun that they could be made to be fixed in several different positions once fitted but not heard any more from them on that,
Anyway, in the end I decided to just use the gauges as is as there is literally only one thread difference over an inch and no taper, so used a bottom seal and they are fine.

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Hi! Thanks for sharing your detailed experience with our adapters and gauges.

Regarding the stability of the side adapters, they tend to secure more tightly above 50 bar. This is by design, as we primarily intended them for use on airgun cylinders and regulators, where pressures usually stay well above 50 bar during normal operation. However, we do acknowledge that with the Epoch's low-pressure gauge (under 50 bar), the situation is different, and we appreciate you pointing out the challenges you faced.

About using 1/8 BSPP threads in place of 1/8 NPT, especially in high-pressure applications, there are significant risks involved, including gas leakage, which can lead to safety issues. We always recommend using the correct, compatible thread types for each specific setup to ensure both safety and optimal performance.

Your suggestion about the adapters being adjustable to different positions is also noted. I've passed it on to our product development team for further consideration. If you have any other ideas or run into more issues, please don't hesitate to let us know. We're committed to improving our products based on user experiences like yours! THX!

Nicole

SekhmetAirgunAcc said:

Hi! Thanks for sharing your detailed experience with our adapters and gauges.

Regarding the stability of the side adapters, they tend to secure more tightly above 50 bar. This is by design, as we primarily intended them for use on airgun cylinders and regulators, where pressures usually stay well above 50 bar during normal operation. However, we do acknowledge that with the Epoch's low-pressure gauge (under 50 bar), the situation is different, and we appreciate you pointing out the challenges you faced.

About using 1/8 BSPP threads in place of 1/8 NPT, especially in high-pressure applications, there are significant risks involved, including gas leakage, which can lead to safety issues. We always recommend using the correct, compatible thread types for each specific setup to ensure both safety and optimal performance.

Your suggestion about the adapters being adjustable to different positions is also noted. I've passed it on to our product development team for further consideration. If you have any other ideas or run into more issues, please don't hesitate to let us know. We're committed to improving our products based on user experiences like yours! THX!

Nicole

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Hi, I was not advocating others using the gauges on the wrong thread but in my case I have in the past used similar threads when no direct adapter or in this case not ideal before, and because the apertures/passages used in the gauges are small the overall force generated is much reduced, the actual internal threads are not tapered and the use of a decent bottom seal like the ones supplied by yourselves coupled with a decent amount of theads and the use of a decent sealer I am happy with the resulting seal, but this i purely for my use only.

But I completely understand you disclaimer and agree, Despite the main gauges when using the angled adapters being under bottle pressure IE up to 4,000psi I still found them to be rather easy to move which as I mentioned above is due to the actual force being reduced due to size which is why I mentioned this to outgun and while my attempts at securing them I was still not happy with the amount that the gauges stuck out which is why they now reside in the STD threads with no adapter, I have heard that you are thinking of producing your gauges with a range of different threads on the gauges themselves is this correct if so it would make fitting to different guns much easier.

However, your gauges are a great asset to PCPs and much more accurate than the average fitted gauge.