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Can someone tell me how they are verifying their Katran’s reg pressure? I understand how to adjust it, but how are you verifying where you are at without a gauge on the reg?
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There are two methods. First is to buy a regulator pressure tester. The easier method is shoot your gun over a Chrono until you see a speed loss. That is how I found out my Taipan Veteran reg is around 120bar.
How do you like your Katran? I’m really close to buying one in .177.
How do you like your Katran? I’m really close to buying one in .177.
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It’s in the mail. I’m already tuning it in my mind before I have it in hand…LOL. I’ll update you when I get it.
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FYI - I asked Airmaks what the regulator setting is on the .22 Katran. Their response:
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: KATRAN
Dear Rob , thank you for your email and question. The pressure regulator is 110 Bar . If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me. Best regards, Konstantin Kornievskiy, AirMaks arms
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: KATRAN
Dear Rob , thank you for your email and question. The pressure regulator is 110 Bar . If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me. Best regards, Konstantin Kornievskiy, AirMaks arms
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I believe 110bar is what my Caiman X was set at. At 110bar I got velocity spike. Which is to my understand happens when your drop off the reg.
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Not if this tells you anything but on my Caiman X I turned the reg adjust 1/8 of a turn & gained almost 10fpe. Went from 34fpe to 43fpe. Not sure on shot count yet cause I haven’t had time to run a full string. At 34fpe I was getting 75 shots.
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