Guys. i'm going to play around with my regulator adjustment and hammer spring to try and get a few more shots out of my gun. Would adjusting this regulator be similar to how it's done on my FX Crown? More to the point do I have to remove the air pressure to adjust? I don't want to adjust anything and possibly damage the regulator until I know for sure. Thanks for your help.
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Tuning BSA R10 SE Stock Regulator Adjusstment
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They are a pain to tune from my experience. Your better off buying the huma regulator for it. The huma reg is easy to adjust. Motorhead tunes them very well. Send him a pm maybe he can help you out.
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Ok thanks, I appreciate your straight up honest opinions. Maybe I will leave things alone until huma time. I think they should have installed a huma regulator from the factory...
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What kind of shot count do you get? My .177 gets 100+ shots before falling off the stock reg.
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The gun is .22 cal. with the 280 cc air tank. I'm getting around 50 shots with average velocity of 860 fps with JSB 15.89 pellets. Screwing the hammer spring in makes no difference in velocity and will just make the gun use more air. I'm thinking I need to bump the regulator up a small amount then play with the hammer spring. Maybe I should just leave the thing alone until I decide to install a huma regulator. The gun is not shooting bad it's pretty accurate. I guess we just love to play with our toys!
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