so has anyone been inside Vulcan to adjust regulator
Wondering how one goes about setting regulator and such on Vulcan
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Seriously Dman…did you really make that reg tester????
Hoot:
Yes uncle hoot. i really made it. I make reg testers for most regulators…
It is a masterpiece. I used it to mark my Vulcan Reg from 80 to 180 bar. When I show it to Sniperqty he asked to buy it. So he got the Reg Dman1114 made. It can be used for multiple Regs namely Cricket,Matador, Vulcan and I believe Taipan provided you use the Vulcan O ring.
Thanks Dman1114.
Seriously Dman…did you really make that reg tester????
Hoot:
Yes uncle hoot. i really made it. I make reg testers for most regulators…
It is a masterpiece. I used it to mark my Vulcan Reg from 80 to 180 bar. When I show it to Sniperqty he asked to buy it. So he got the Reg Dman1114 made. It can be used for multiple Regs namely Cricket,Matador, Vulcan and I believe Taipan provided you use the Vulcan O ring.
Thanks Dman1114.
ok since we are talking about adjusting the reg on the vulcan.
i’ve been wanting too adjust mine also. my shot string needs too be tighter.
any one know how too de-gas the vulcan? and how do u get the front end of the gun apart?
thx.
Yes it is very harmonic
Even in hot weather
Sniperqty AirGun
Yep ! In my book the Vulcan reg and valve is a refined version of the Cricket reg. I like it !
Vulcan is a measurement center
cricket too big
Matador is too small
Vulcan appropriate
Sniperqty AirGun
Yes it is true and agree with you
Yes is the best in terms of measurement
Sniperqty AirGun
Sniperqty AirGun
Of course ! Whenever better performance is required : Hole Man – HOLE !! 😯
I have a genuine KG reg tester but its hole is a bit too tiny for my “regulator”. Now, that´s aproblem i´ve encountered many times in my life , the “hole” being a bit small for my Finnish Regulator , but i´ll test the Vulcan reg with a bit smaller o-rings and i´m pretty sure the KG tester will do.
The Vulcan reg is easy to adjust – as all the Russian / East European regs are , but it takes much less turning to achieve lower>/higher pressure if compared to ie Cricket reg. I like the “lock nut” as well. I know the reg stays put whatever happens.
Sniperqty AirGun
When your just verifying pressure and checking the regulator the hole wont affect anything. i didn’t want to put it in the wrong spot so i leave it up to the buyer if i don’t have the regulator in my possesion.
Yes it is true and agree with you
Sniperqty AirGun
Seriously Dman…did you really make that reg tester????
Hoot:
Yes uncle hoot. i really made it. I make reg testers for most regulators…
Sniperqty AirGun
When your just verifying pressure and checking the regulator the hole wont affect anything. i didn’t want to put it in the wrong spot so i leave it up to the buyer if i don’t have the regulator in my possesion.
How much for the reg tester?
If you want better performance, you hole
Sniperqty AirGun
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Seriously Dman…did you really make that reg tester????
Hoot:
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Seriously Dman…did you really make that reg tester????
Hoot:
Yes uncle hoot. i really made it. I make reg testers for most regulators…
It is a masterpiece. I used it to mark my Vulcan Reg from 80 to 180 bar. When I show it to Sniperqty he asked to buy it. So he got the Reg Dman1114 made. It can be used for multiple Regs namely Cricket,Matador, Vulcan and I believe Taipan provided you use the Vulcan O ring.
Thanks Dman1114.
i correct my last post my Vulcan Reg marked from 80 to 140 bar.