Is there an inline regulator that you just plop on a remote line or ASA?

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  • ReconSWS
    Bunker Buster
    • Jul 2020
    • 284

    #1

    Is there an inline regulator that you just plop on a remote line or ASA?

    Looking for a universal regulator with knob and gauge that will allow me to regulate pressure entering marker. It should be threaded 1/8NPT on both sides, or on side ASA threads.

    Reason is, my marker (havoc) is pre-production and has some faults... i.e. there are literally functional milling cuts done after anno on it.

    Basically, it can't handle being connected to a full 12oz tank, even through a remote. It can handle a half full 12oz tank, but a full one bursts the o-rings instantly. Very annoying.
    Making new mods.
  • Jordan
    I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
    • Jul 2020
    • 3508
    • Southern Ontario, Canada

    #2
    Stabilizer with Rock knob?

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    • Aperture3D
      Formerly Spankopotomous
      • Jul 2020
      • 51
      • Pasadena California

      #3
      Palmer's Pursuit Shop has the widest variety of regulators, iirc the general consensus is they work well with CO2.

      https://palmerspursuit.com/collections/regulators-1
      Last edited by Aperture3D; 07-23-2020, 04:47 PM.
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      • ReconSWS
        ReconSWS commented
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        I went in for it, assuming the link would be denied!

        I've never used a reg in my life... how do you know what pressure you're on if there is no gauge? Is there like an included chart or something lol?

      • Aperture3D
        Aperture3D commented
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        Most of the regulators have 1/4 in NPT threaded holes for gauges, plugs and other fittings. As long as the gauge is on the output side it should be accurate.

      • Jordan
        Jordan commented
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        Get a Female Stabilizer with two output ports. The bottle screws into the reg, your remote screws into one of the output ports, and a gauge goes in the other.
    • Toestr
      Certified Post Whore
      • Jul 2020
      • 2876
      • Poland, Onterrible

      #4
      Any reg should work. If you want a knob, just get a thumb screw with the same threads as the adjustment screw.

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      • Aperture3D
        Formerly Spankopotomous
        • Jul 2020
        • 51
        • Pasadena California

        #5
        I have been looking at the Palmer's Cart regulator for some testing, but I have search my couch for more change.
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