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Looks cool dose it take a 12g? What’s the other side look like?
I’m curious it’s purpose since it would go in an ASA. Looks like it’s ported on the side. So how would you put air to a marker unless it goes on something with two ASA. Or maybe a remote line. Is it a reg in the top half?
You're sure it's a regulator and not just a gas through?
Plug a remote into that side port and then screw it into an ASA you can run it as a stock on just about anything without having to buy a separate stock for each marker
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It looks like it was made to be a regulator but I have on idea if it works like a regulator should, don't have any air at the moment to test. It has an adjustment screw in the back?
Ill see if can pull it apart and get some more pics.
Screw it into a ASA and the one closest to the ASA sets the clock position for the input port, the next one back sets the clock position for the cutout on the side (what's in there?) and the last one sets the stock length and clock position for the shoulder rest
That would be my guess looking at it anyway. The problem I see is any marker that needs a regulator is going to have one onboard, any marker that doesn't isn't going to get a large benefit from running one between the tank and asa. If this does have a regulator inside it's a very odd product and I'm not really sure who the target audience would be
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