I want to put a regulator in my 25 cal Mrod and want to to retain my air gauge,which one should I get?
Mrod regulator
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I know guys are having pretty good success with the new Huma reg for .25 Mrod https://www.huma-air.com/Benjamin-Marauder-pressure-regulator-with-pressure-gauge-connection
With that and some other internal mods, they are getting 40 regulated shots at 40fpe.
With that and some other internal mods, they are getting 40 regulated shots at 40fpe.
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Once you add the regulator the air gauge only measures the pressure on the regulator. You will have to use your tank to measure how much air is in the air cylinder. I get 40 shots with my .22 shooting 15 gr pellets at 880 fps with 28 FPE. I refill the tank after 4 mags.
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Nmshooter,
Nice stats on the mood. What other adjustments and mods have you done to the 22 mrod besides the reg. What pressure is the reg set at?
Thanks in advance
Nice stats on the mood. What other adjustments and mods have you done to the 22 mrod besides the reg. What pressure is the reg set at?
Thanks in advance
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You could check out Altaros. You can still use your gauge and see the pressure in the gun. I just recently purchased one for my .177 Marauder. I haven't had a chance to install it yet.
http://www.altaros.cz/en/benjamin/5-regulator-benjamin-marauder#/
http://www.altaros.cz/en/benjamin/5-regulator-benjamin-marauder#/
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.22 Marauder - 60 shots at 823 fps with JSB 18.1 (27 FPE). Hardware is as follows:
- Huma regulator set at 1900 psi
- Marmot Militia barrel
- FFH (with stock hammer & spring)
- .160" transfer port
- Reduced rate valve spring
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I have a 25 marauder with the Huma regulator with integral gauge block. Yes, the gauge shows only the regulated pressure. Mine is set to 1800 psi. I get 42 shots at 40 FPE from a single fill with JSB 25.39 grain pellets, more shots and fpe with heavier pellets. Substantial work has been done on the gun. Transfer port and barrel are 0.187 and polished. Hill Valve with optional 6 pound spring. 20 gram hill aluminum hammer with hill striker. WAR TSS, set at close to the minimum strike. The bolt, which partially blocks the transfer port, has be recontoured and narrowed at the hips and given a gentle spoon shape. Hammer tube polished and deburred. Gauge hole has been deburred and polished. And yes, I like the huma regulator. It allows me to stay below a 2 percent extreme spread for all 42 shots.
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Last night I order a Robert Lane MK8 fregulator or my Gen 1 .22 Mrod. I'm looking forward to trying it out, but a little anxious when I comes to installing it.
He told me no drilling was required with the MK8, unlike the "older" Lane regulators.
Bobby
He told me no drilling was required with the MK8, unlike the "older" Lane regulators.
Bobby
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That regulator is a plug and play. Take out the gauge, pull the gauge block, install regulator and screw gauge back in.
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Thanks, seems easy enough. I just got to figure out how to "pull" the gauge block. I'll look for some YT videos.
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When I was doing the research on what regulator to buy, I never saw where one was recommended over the other. I bought the Lane because no drilling was required.
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Bltefft,
Yes, I did all the work myself. It only took a couple of hours. Tools used were: a drill press (could have carefully used a hand drill), a dremel tool, needle file and some abrasives. It was surprisingly easy to do. All the hard work was done by Hillairgun and WickedAirRifles which made most of the drop in components.
Yes, I did all the work myself. It only took a couple of hours. Tools used were: a drill press (could have carefully used a hand drill), a dremel tool, needle file and some abrasives. It was surprisingly easy to do. All the hard work was done by Hillairgun and WickedAirRifles which made most of the drop in components.
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