I have two factory regulators for my Taipan Veteran but...1) I don't know where they are set...and 2) I don't know how to adjust them. Who's someone that can do test/adjust them for me? Thank you
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Taipan Veteran regulator question
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Also if you want to diy
Ernest made a video on how to do it.
Shooting down and keeping an eye on the falling fps tells you your defiantly off it, Like every shot drops some.
Heard many different factory settings from 125,135 and 140 mine was 135bar.
Mark with sharpie and also mark bag with sharpie you store it in.
One of the reasons I bought a huma.
Ernest made a video on how to do it.
Shooting down and keeping an eye on the falling fps tells you your defiantly off it, Like every shot drops some.
Heard many different factory settings from 125,135 and 140 mine was 135bar.
Mark with sharpie and also mark bag with sharpie you store it in.
One of the reasons I bought a huma.
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does anyone have a diagram /photo how the disc should go in the stock taipan regulator?
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Does this help?
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Taipan Veteran Orings
It seems I've replaced most of the orings in the Vet platform at one point or another, as I was inside the guns for one reason or another. The only ones that "needed" it were internal orings in a regulator that was acting up, and the oring under the gauge that became disformed when I pinched it...
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The Ernest Rowe video on the reg adjustment is very good. It's a simple process, but it might require disassembly a few times. Personally, I would stick with the Taipan reg over the Huma. The Huma might be a little easier to adjust, but until you are certain of your desired set point, it will probably also require several attempts. And, the Huma markings are only estimates, so a trial and error process is almost unavoidable.
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Hello,
I have a similar problem. I bought a Taipan Veteran Long in .22 almost new, with the power plenum installed. But the regulator was move and I don't know the current regulator pressure. If i set the spring tension at max, I can reach 960 fps and in the current setting, 890 fps, I get maybe 100 shots with the JSB 18.13 grains. I like to shoot at 50 yards and is pretty consistent, even when it drop below 100. So I think that the regulator maybe setting at 100 or less.
Do you know if the Huma regulator tester work with the Taipan reg? ..I don't see the point in changing it for the Huma. But with the regulator tester, if it works with the factory regulator, will be a great help.
Looking to shoot the JSB redesigned at 920fps. Any suggestion about the regulator pressure?
Thanks and best regards,
Alex
I have a similar problem. I bought a Taipan Veteran Long in .22 almost new, with the power plenum installed. But the regulator was move and I don't know the current regulator pressure. If i set the spring tension at max, I can reach 960 fps and in the current setting, 890 fps, I get maybe 100 shots with the JSB 18.13 grains. I like to shoot at 50 yards and is pretty consistent, even when it drop below 100. So I think that the regulator maybe setting at 100 or less.
Do you know if the Huma regulator tester work with the Taipan reg? ..I don't see the point in changing it for the Huma. But with the regulator tester, if it works with the factory regulator, will be a great help.
Looking to shoot the JSB redesigned at 920fps. Any suggestion about the regulator pressure?
Thanks and best regards,
Alex
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No the huma reg tester will not work on the taipan reg. There is a dimensional difference in the way the huma reg adjusts that keeps the taipan reg from fitting properly in the huma tester.
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