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I don't have time to confirm which HUMA adapter, but if you ask HUMA they will tell you or sell you the adapter. Don't forget the proper seal.

Correction. I have the HUMA adjustable regulator in the gun with it set at 190 bar, well above where I anticipate needing to go. Then the tethering adapters connecting my external 97 cubic foot tank with a dual regulator is used to tune at varying pressures and spring tensions. Write to...

It needs an adapter, you can contact Huma and ask them for the part number. The flat washer is needed too, so get that part number as well.

Huma does not make a regulator tester for the RAW HM1000x. There is a fairly easy workaround, I replaced the RAW air pressure gauge which for many reads about 50 or 60 psi high (I think they are junk gauges) and replaced it with a Sekhmet 25mm Digital Mini Pressure Gauge and compared it with...

Why don't you confirm Martin's settings so you can always return to them. Depressurize the gun, insert a digital pressure gauge into the action and pressurize the gun and fire three or four empty rounds to stabilize the pressure and note it. Then with the action if the stock unscrew the hammer...

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I'm assuming the the long plenum neck was to move the bottle away from the stock for clearance issues.

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When it comes to tuning, there are so many faucets, which airgun are you wanting to tune, caliber, pre-manufactured or custom, barrel length, barrel twist rate, type of rifling, barrel material, solid or liner to name a few. Then, what about tuning, are you going to test a regulated or...

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I don't know why some think the HUMA regulator is not as good. I have had it installed and it hold a constant pressure even after weeks of non-use. It is adjustable without having to remove the regulator from the action, something the OEM does and makes tuning the air pressure a real hassle.

Yes, I've ordered several times, very fast from the Netherlands.

Typically less than a week.

I've listed them in the original post with links to them from HUMA Air.

I'm not sure what you are asking. If all you want to do is tether the gun to an external air tank you only need a tank with an adjustable regulator, hose and quick release connector. I purchased this from Topgun Airguns in Huntington Beach...

Just a point of reference on Day 1 shooting my RAW HM1000x grabbing the first tin of pellets at random (FX Atomic 44.8 grain) I shot the lower 9 shot group at 50 yards with no adjustments whatsoever. By the end of the afternoon I was getting tired and shot the last three magazines with FX 50.2...

Unfortunately I have not found a commercial external regulator tester for the RAW HM1000x regulator or the adjustable HUMA regulator for the HM1000x. I've written to HUMA Air and Ken at Southern Precision AIR Weapons for a possible source. HINT - there is no easy way to adjust the OEM...

How much more adjustment did you get and how much material did your remove behind the HSA. Good idea on making a custom mini-Allen wrench. I like having the ability to use a t-handle when I need to make large adjustments back or to some other setting, but I did think of making something custom...

After all the ideas of how to easily tune a RAW HM1000x, this is the current setup which turns out to be fairly simple. You can either set the OEM regulator or as in my case a HUMA adjustable regulator to as high a BAR setting as you wish, in my case 195 BAR. I will control the delivered air...