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TalonTunes 5000psi Gauges

After going through so many cheap, inaccurate one inch gauges, I decided to have my own made.
We have had gauges in our shop that were 200-400 psi off, stuck at 2000psi, and not returning to zero.

What sold me was the this description from the manufacturer…..

Each indicator must pass a series on overpressure, water resistance, pressure resistance and visual inspection.
Manufacturing equipment is re-calibrated for each run.

We are so happy with the out come of these gauges that we put our name on them.

Everyone we tested was as accurate as our Wika 2 inch liquid filled gauge.

THIS IS ON AN AIR FORCE SPIN LOCK TANK.

Thanks, Tony

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sounds minor but having many guns with all reading different pressure than my wika gauge frustrates me.

Is that gauge included with the tank adapter or sold separately?

Not in my opinion…

is using (yellow) gas rated tape any better than regular white tape ?

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Tony

I see the gauge installed on a tank adapter. can I do this my self?

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Yes. Teflon tape and the right size open end wrench is all you need.

Tony

I see the gauge installed on a tank adapter. can I do this my self?

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Tony , can we use this gauge to replace the gauge that AirForce used on our Spin-Loc Tanks

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Of course. That is what is pictured.
This gauge can be used on any air gun from just about any make that uses a 1 inch guage.

It is my opinion that you are going to get a more accurate readings when your target fill pressure is in the middle of the gauge and not maxed out.

The needle on these gauges move smooth, never skip, and always return to the same zero.

Thanks, Tony

Tony , can we use this gauge to replace the gauge that AirForce used on our Spin-Loc Tanks ? The gauge they put on my Talon SS
Spin-Loc Tank never gave me a true reading and when I asked them why my gauge always seem to to off by 200 to 300 PSI their
reply was always make sure your tank is empty before refilling . So I figured that I was just stuck with a fucked-up gauge that
Air Force really didn’t have a real answer for nor did they know how to fix the problem because they kept using the same gauge
from whoever made them for them .

FROM : THE BIRDMAN

Right on Tony,

A much needed upgrade for many guns

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