Are there any inline regs that go between the tank and the ASA?

[Brokeass_baller]

I'm looking to drop the pressure going to my magfed setup, and I'd rather not replace the tank valve for an adjustable one if I don't have to. I'm thinking if I can spring the gun lighter, I can get a little bit better efficiency.

The only things I can find, though, are those sketchy looking Chinese ones for airguns. And I'm not even convinced that they're regulators at all. They look more like flow controls.

[Jonnydread]

There are a few different pass through options, the most well known probably being the PPS CART, though you may struggle to find one of those. Sheridan made one, I think Tippmann did too. I believe I have a few of them lying around that I'd sell for cheap if you wanted to give it a shot.

[Ecapnation]

Sheridan Rg1 and the.CMI one.... Both are sketchy at best

[Chappy]

Sheridan is the rg1 . I think there was a CMI copy? They were alright but not great, poor recharge rate iirc. A lot of pumpers used em back in the day as well as for the back bottle on vectors especially ones that weren’t “thruster ready”.

[Jonnydread]

If he's using it on a magfed setup I imagine it would be okay. I use a RG1 on my pumps in the summer to mitigate 12g CO2 spikes and it works well enough.

[glaman5266]

I might be missing what you're actually trying to do here... but what about a reg/ASA combo? Spyder made one, old Max-Flos, PPS female Stablizer, not sure how many others there were. And if you're planning to run a remote line you could just leave the bottle in your pack w/a female Stablizer attached & install a check valve for an on/off.

[Trbo323]

So get a CP reg, put a vertical adaptor on the bottom.

Bam, male tank threads on output, female tank threads on the input, adjustable regulator in-between

Personally I'd be either replacing or shimming the tank regulator but if you are looking to avoid that this would work

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[Brokeass_baller]

Hmm. That's an interesting idea.

[uglyduckling]

What are you putting it on? Sounds like a female stabilizer might be what you're looking for

[Brokeass_baller]

I have an internal air kit. In this pic, I have a gas-through stock, but now I run 15ci tanks. Using any normal vertical hpr ain't gonna work.

I also have an egrips, which I like to switch between semi and 3-shot burst, which is at 10bps. So the recharge needs to be ok, but nothing crazy. Maybe I'll look into the RG-1.

[Chappy]

Will that grip take an A5 ass block? Are you using a remote? You could put an inline in the Ada and run remote from that.

[Brokeass_baller]

In running a 15ci tank. The remote stock is for renegade if the compressor is down. I can use my 68/4500 when I empty my 15/4500

[Brokeass_baller]

Basically, I need something with female tank threads for input, and male tank threads for output, and preferably keep it in a short package.

[Njr_11]

have you considered just getting a new tank reg that is adjustable?

[Brokeass_baller]

I have but they're $100ish bucks. I was hoping I could do the same thing cheaper.

[Brokeass_baller]

Plus I always feel weird messing with tank valves. I can remove and replace them, but I don't like to. Lol

[Shane-O]

Just pony up for another tank reg. None of the options for what you want are worth using and they are not adjustable either.

[Toestr]

I don't know that you will be able to run a Tippmann on a pressure that is worth regulating down (200psi drop) with just springs. A high pressure MaxFlo with an ASA and an output to remote line sounds like it would fit the bill anyway.

[Brokeass_baller]

I have a zero kick hammer and a lightened valve spring. I just want to get low enough that the lightened spring is useful. The MCS flexi-air valve has surprisingly deep air channels. Like they went and did all of the usual mods that people have been doing for flow. I think it could be a decent setup.

[Shane-O]

The lightened spring will make a difference regardless if you are using a regulator or not.

[Brokeass_baller]

I don't think it will, and here's why. Like when you sweet spot an Autococker, there's a point in which you can increase the pressure so much that you'll decrease velocity. i.e., the input pressure over powers the spring and holds the valve closed.

I think that's what's happening in my marker. I'm hitting a point where I cannot overcome the input pressure in order to make use of a lighter spring.

[Trbo323]

Basically, I need something with female tank threads for input, and male tank threads for output, and preferably keep it in a short package.

Just pony up for another tank reg. None of the options for what you want are worth using and they are not adjustable either.

So get a CP reg, put a vertical adaptor on the bottom.

Bam, male tank threads on output, female tank threads on the input, adjustable regulator in-between

Personally I'd be either replacing or shimming the tank regulator but if you are looking to avoid that this would work

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[Fubarius]

This is one of the reasons I tend to avoid the gas thru tank in stock setups. That and bottom line setups leave more room for masks. But anyways, with the tank in a more traditional paintball location, and having a gosh darn hose in the mix, you have multiple options for regulator placement. This one has a bottom-line female reg (which at the moment needs a rebuild, ugh), but this setup could also have a male regulator vertical behind the magazine.

[Brokeass_baller]

Yeah, but I kinda like the drop stock on mine.

What the heck kind of trigger frame is that? I've never seen one before.

[Brokeass_baller]

Alright. Well, what's a decent adjustable tank reg, then?