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I'm going to buy an hpa rig eventually,and I'm wondering if I should buy or build one and if I was to buy one where would I get it?
Just the assorted fittings to connect all of that. If you look at a picture of a persons rig, it ca really help you know what goes where and what all you need. It basically goes like this if I'm not forgetting anything: HPA/CO2 Tank -> Regulator w/ gauge -> 1/8 Elbow Fitting -> Straight Macro Line or Coiled Hose -> Quick Disconnect Fitting -> 1/8 Fitting into magazineSo I would buy a hpa tank, a pressure gauge, a pressure regulator and a hpa line? Am I missing anything? (I already have a tapped mag)
It could help some, but a lot of people don't use a second reg; I know I never did. If I were to build another HPA rifle, I'd probably spend the little bit extra and run a cheap secondary AR10 red or something.I currently run a Palmers pursuit reg off of my tank, i do not have any other reg. should i invest in a second reg to make my shots consistent? (i have yet to sit down with my chrono and empirically test my current setups consistency) or could i get a SLP and get the same effect?
I love your gun build!!here is a build I did for my HPAkc02
I would think a secondary reg would be hard to fit inside a stock. You could get a stock pouch though and it would probably fit pretty well. Yeah, you can find some pretty good deals on regs/fitting, it jsut takes some looking around.I decided to do a dual regulator in-stock Co2 rig ..any tips?
I found Amazon actualy has a pretty good selection of Co2 and hpa rig items![]()
Just the typical upgrades that the bolt accepts (stronger striker spring, red rubber bolt seal, longer air nozzle).Would I have to do anything special to the bolt for the high pressure? (I'm moding a kjw m700)
They're not necessary, but they will improve FPS and consistency. Basically, to max this rifle out, all you need is (these rifles are really pretty simple):Ok cool I'l work on getting those![]()