Edgun r3m reg tester ? UK
Hi folks , looking for a teg tester ,
Had over 2 years of solid reliable shooting !
But decided to carry out a little maintance, have already stripped breech and indexing assy, polished lubed and fitted, works loads better
But want to set reg pressure down to around 90-100 bar ( im sub 12 )
Thanks in advance
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Dman sold me my reg tester. The thing is top notch. As far as gauges go, a dry gauge is as accurate as a glycerin filled one. The filled gauge is made for vibration damping and severe weather use. The thread is an npt thread. 1/8″ I think? Dman can comment on this. It’s a common size.
http://www.coleparmer.com/Category/Fluke_Precision_Digital_Test_Gauges/61848
man,,,that is a price for one Vulcan or Cricket or an Edgun ,,,, tooooo much expensive,,, i don’t think this is necessary for that purpose ,,,
I just need the bottom portion without gauge. I would prefer a larger thumbscrew bleeder as oppose to using an allen wrench. The red one pictured is some GoPro screw I found on Amazon.
The price for that gauge just knocked it out of the ball park/$1000.00 :suprisedn:
I changed my design. Please make this dman! Sleeve it for multiple regs (i.e., Cricket, Edgun, Taipan, Vulcan). We’ll love you long time!
I just need the bottom portion without gauge. I would prefer a larger thumbscrew bleeder as oppose to using an allen wrench. The red one pictured is some GoPro screw I found on Amazon.
Ok ok…
I do like the idea of a digital gauge. Let me do some research and see what I can come up with.
To keep the cost down. I went with a dry gauge… There is no vibration. and these gauges seem to work just fine. i can go back to using the liquid filled ones but i would have to raise the price.
Offer one without a gauge and let the user purchase a gauge of their liking. I assume there’s a universal thread pattern for these 5000 psi gauges?
I made ernest his vulcan reg tester with the dry gauge. Same tester hes been using in his vulcan vids…
Not sure where people get this idea that a liquid filled gauge is more accurate ???
There is absolutely no vibration to deal with when using a regulator tester.
I have no clue what the best gauge is but it might look something like this.
http://www.coleparmer.com/Category/Fluke_Precision_Digital_Test_Gauges/61848
So….
Elmer….. do you know what is the best gauge?? The gauge must be very good quality and very accurate. …
I think Ernest knows which gauge is better?? I hope Ernest come up with the answer. …
To keep the cost down. I went with a dry gauge… There is no vibration. and these gauges seem to work just fine. i can go back to using the liquid filled ones but i would have to raise the price.
Offer one without a gauge and let the user purchase a gauge of their liking. I assume there’s a universal thread pattern for these 5000 psi gauges?
shipping to most anywhere outside the US is usually like 45 -50 bucks Priority mail.
To keep the cost down. I went with a dry gauge… There is no vibration. and these gauges seem to work just fine. i can go back to using the liquid filled ones but i would have to raise the price.
Any idea how much cost +shipping WW??
And since you will make them…try to use the most accurate and best gauge. ..like the one that Ernest has used on his reg Testers last time he made…
Make something like this man!
I make them and ship worldwide.
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The threads are 1/4″ npt.
I’d have to go over my records… but I think I got around 50 or 60 of them out there .. world wide.
No complaints…