CP Female Reg

[iamthelazerviking]

Maybe this is common knowledge, maybe it's not. I sure had no idea, but CP has a female reg. Just get a cradle of some sort. They also have a two stage female reg that includes a tank reg.

https://www.customproducts.us/products/detail/4734

https://www.customproducts.us/products/detail/5455

[Myrkul]

How have I never seen this? It looks freaking awesome.

[BrickHaus]

This is pretty slick! Now to find a build that needs it..


I would like to see that 2 stage one allows a tap out of the hp side of the reg. you could make some nice setups if you could pull both hp qnd lp off the bottom line.

[Trbo323]

I'm still super curious how CP has managed to stay in business even though the demand for aftermarket parts has pretty much dried up around them

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[Ecapnation]

A crap ton of airsoft regs... That and they are a company ran in the shadows of a huge contract machine shop in Arizona. Azusa iirc was the shop.

In cp's infancy they actually started making high-end yoyos at first and then saw the market for paintball and entered that. Basically CP is run on azusa's machines when there's nothing better to do. They don't have much overhead as most of their money comes from other work and they're actually even doing the anno in house. Part of the reason why they were so inexpensive all these years.

[maggot]

I'm confused by the top one. It has a 1/8npt port that would interfere with where I'd expect the tank threads to be. So in what sense is it a female reg?

[Toestr]

I'm still super curious how CP has managed to stay in business even though the demand for aftermarket parts has pretty much dried up around them

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I'd imagine they do machining for others both in and outside of the industry as well as their in house brand. I think that was/is the norm in the industry. Technical Troubleshooting (the parent company of LAPCO) did machining for ANS and probably others.

[Ecapnation]

This is there parent company..... I guess in 20 years they changed names

http://www.mesacustom.com/

[XEMON]

who's gonna be the first to buy one ot try?

[Cdn_Cuda]

These would be awesome to replace the regs on Spyder VS2 and 3s.

[BLachance75]

It looks like a 1/8” input on the bottom and 2 1/8” outputs. Not really that useful.

[iamthelazerviking]

A buddy ordered one, which is when I learned they existed. I will pass along his impressions.

[The Inflicted]

What's the outer diameter of these things? Anyone know if they will fit in a UniMount cage?

This is there parent company..... I guess in 20 years they changed names

http://www.mesacustom.com/

I remember Custom Products also makes a line of high-end aluminum yo-yos.

[Ecapnation]

That was their first products prior to paintball

[Jonnydread]

It's funny that they don't sell a cradle that one would need to mount the reg.

[Brokeass_baller]

That's because it isn't meant for paintball. It's for air shifters.

[Jonnydread]

Stupid air, always shifting

[iamthelazerviking]

Ok yeah, this ended up not being the "female" reg we think of in the sense of a PPS style that your tank screws into. It can still be utilized if you connect it to an ASA output, but not nearly as clean looking.

[scottieb]

Ok yeah, this ended up not being the "female" reg we think of in the sense of a PPS style that your tank screws into. It can still be utilized if you connect it to an ASA output, but not nearly as clean looking.

Yes. Basically this is CP's version of the MaxFlo.