Q:

what made it different between regulated and un regulated

want to know what make different between un regulated and regulated pcp?

what is more superior?

talon is not regulated and hw-100 is regulated also edgun.

thank you
markus

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quote markus_74:

quote Marmot_Militia:

What Rob said.

In short: regulated guns present the same pressure and volume of air to the pellet regardless of tank pressure and volume. This means consistent velocity (therefore accuracy) and higher shot count.

Regards,
Jim

so if I installed E-TAC on my standart rifle it will become very stable?

and can it give me more number shoot per fill?

so which is better e-tac versus tuned talon?

thanks
markus

The E-TaC is an adapter, the E-TaCREG has a regulator. It will give you more shots per fill, but you will not get the highest velocity. The regulator will reduce the psi to the pellet and therefore you will loose some velocity.

A tuned Talon is a thing of beauty. A tuned Talon ( or at least a good valve from Tony) and the E-TaCREG will be the ultimate Talon.

Regards,
Jim

quote markus_74:

quote Marmot_Militia:

What Rob said.

In short: regulated guns present the same pressure and volume of air to the pellet regardless of tank pressure and volume. This means consistent velocity (therefore accuracy) and higher shot count.

Regards,
Jim

so if I installed E-TAC on my standart rifle it will become very stable?

and can it give me more number shoot per fill?

so which is better e-tac versus tuned talon?

thanks
markus

Etac + regulator + tuned Talon = 😀

quote Marmot_Militia:

What Rob said.

In short: regulated guns present the same pressure and volume of air to the pellet regardless of tank pressure and volume. This means consistent velocity (therefore accuracy) and higher shot count.

Regards,
Jim

so if I installed E-TAC on my standart rifle it will become very stable?

and can it give me more number shoot per fill?

so which is better e-tac versus tuned talon?

thanks
markus

What Rob said.

In short: regulated guns present the same pressure and volume of air to the pellet regardless of tank pressure and volume. This means consistent velocity (therefore accuracy) and higher shot count.

Regards,
Jim

In the time it would take me to explain, you can read it here…

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_gun

take note of the last paragraph on PCP’s.

….with the E-TaCReg, you can have the Talon/Condor regulated if you so choose.

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