What kind of regulator pressure are you running in your Prod?

[PEP3]

After a lot trial and error I have finally landed where I think I should be on the Prod regulator. 150 bar with 0 hammer spring and 2 throw, is giving me 33 shots at 12.05 ft lbs before it falls off the regulator. It's a much higher setting than Huma recommends (130 bar). Just wondering if anyone else is running theirs that high.

 

[Airgunmann]

Running my bottle prod at like 12 1300 psi which is lower and at about 20 ft lbs

 

[Vetmx]

Leave your reg there. You’re just taking tiny sips of high pressure air. As long as your string is nice and flat, you’re good to go. When I had a prod, I floated between 120-150. Sold the gun as a 3 mags then refill gun. Can’t remember where it was finally set.

 

[PEP3]

Leave your reg there. You’re just taking tiny sips of high pressure air. As long as your string is nice and flat, you’re good to go. When I had a prod, I floated between 120-150. Sold the gun as a 3 mags then refill gun. Can’t remember where it was finally set.

At 130 mine was loud and only got 18 shots with 3t hammer and 21 with 0t hammer. 140 with 0t hammer netted 28 shots before it fell off the regulator. My factory shot string was much more efficient around 150 and that's where I ended up. It seems like everyone else is running much less.

 

[orangeokie]

After a lot trial and error I have finally landed where I think I should be on the Prod regulator. 150 bar with 0 hammer spring and 2 throw, is giving me 33 shots at 12.05 ft lbs before it falls off the regulator. It's a much higher setting than Huma recommends (130 bar). Just wondering if anyone else is running theirs that high.

Did you install minus the air gauge?

 

[Stubbers]

Lower regulator pressures can result in more hammer bounce, as they are less forgiving for two reasons, less force holding the valve closed, and more pressure drop during the shot cycle allowing for an easier to open valve as the hammer bounces.

 

[PEP3]

Did you install minus the air gauge?

Yes, the gauge is gone

 

[PEP3]

Lower regulator pressures can result in more hammer bounce, as they are less forgiving for two reasons, less force holding the valve closed, and more pressure drop during the shot cycle allowing for an easier to open valve as the hammer bounces.

That's kinda what I was thinking