They don't use washers the use a conventional they are known as best in the world.Why haven't you heard of them,they don't let anyone sell there products and tack on more money.They are in the uk , it take 10 days to get it.Well worth the wait.They meter 3 times more consistently than huma.
Tuning Why Robert lane regs are only ones i use
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Maybe you should elaborate or show some pictures to back up the claim?
I am not familiar with them. So what applications do they work on?
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What little dealings I had with Robert he came off as a conceded jerk and nothing was ever wrong with his regulators.
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If the design is good it should be patented. If it's not, other companies would likely adopt it.
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Lane makes regulators for most guns. There is a video of Matt installing one in an Air Arms rifle from a few years ago.
Is one better than the other? My guess is they are pretty much equal in performance. At least that is my experience from using half a dozen paintball regulators over the past 20+ years.
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No they mean to they only believe blindly what people like dubber or aeac say.Ask yourself this why hasnt aeac or shooter 1721 reviewed a huben.Do you think fx told them not to.In 2016 huben came out ,the first gun to have 2 regs, the second one has a dial for quick adjustment. And the second reg in it's special genius design it is also an air volume control.My huben shoots 44 grain slugs 1067 fps. And 1 1/2 group at 200 yards.You dont believe that get up on extreme airguns and watch it shoot. I also have a edgun morana that shoots 1/4 inch groups with nielson slugs at 100 yards,
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My friend, in that case, you have perhaps the best shooting air rifle in the world! My congratulations.
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Do you have any quantifiable data as the the 3X claim? Did you use a precision gauge on the plenum and tested both regulators?
Robert did have some of the best documentation out there on tuning with regulators, back when I was learning about them, about 10 years ago. While I have had a good number of brands, and like Huma's, I've yet to have a Lane. While I'm certainly aware that people are happy with them, have never seen a claim like yours. Interested if you have the data.
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Not all of his regulators use the spring. Some do use washers. They are extremely well made and do work fantastic. Being that I was the only factory authorized installer and retailer in the US for several years I can attest to the quality. As far a metering 3 times more consistent than huma is a bold claim though. Very quality as well. I still use both and have never seen 3 times better results. Hard to beat the pricing though. Seems Lane regs are more affordable with fantastic results. I typically lean towards Lane if buying a reg but results are results and the Huma is also top notch.
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Lane regulators are well regarded, yes. With a very knowledgeable and experienced readership, the claim of “3 times more consistently” begs for substantiating evidence.
Meanwhile, name-dropping a cringey amateur Youtube troll is not helping your credibility.
Meanwhile, name-dropping a cringey amateur Youtube troll is not helping your credibility.
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Ha! Yeah, I shot BR competitively years ago. I heard many times, "I had a heck of a group going, until that second shot!" Of course, tiny groups happen. I shot a CF 100 yard group of .010", almost impossible to measure. But, those kind of groups, while a lot of fun, don't really mean much.
On several occasions, I have made the following offer to shooters who claimed results I thought fraudulent. I'll pay $100 for every group of that size or smaller, and you pay $25 for each that doesn't make it. Never had a taker.
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This guy is the same tool who shoots his groups in the mud. (Extreme airguns) pretending just be a "fan" of Extreme in another thread LOL.
Can pick out his mud eating writing style easily.
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