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nobody1 said:
I bought an Ozark and will add a regulator.
How is the air tube connected to the receiver?

Do you think this regulator would work: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806188614651.html
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No, that is for an AirForce Condor or Talon it most definitely will NOT work on a Niksan

The gun has a m18x1.5 male fitting. A standard air bottle just screws on.
This why I use the Huben Power Universal regulators
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Most regulators have a G1/2-14 output connector so you need an adapter for the Niksan
There are G1/2-14 to M18x1.5 adapters

bottle m18-1.5 female <-> m18-1.5 male Regulator g1/2-14 male <-> g1/2-14 female Adapter m18-1.5 female <-> m18-1.5 male Gun

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Where you will run into problems is most regulators are fixed output like these

If you go the G1/2-14 route I'd suggest an adjustable regulator
There are externally adjustable and the type that have a screw inside the air bottle (they come with a small reservoir to adjust before installing)

Again, I recommend the Huben Power Cricket but you can buy knockoffs on AliExpress or Amazon

That way you can adjust the pressure to whatever seems best for your application.
I generally run mine around 175bar/2500psi
 
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SpindleB said:
Where you will run into problems is most regulators are fixed output like these

If you go the G1/2-14 route I'd suggest an adjustable regulator
There are externally adjustable and the type that have a screw inside the air bottle (they come with a small reservoir to adjust before installing)

Again, I recommend the Huben Power Cricket but you can buy knockoffs on AliExpress or Amazon

That way you can adjust the pressure to whatever seems best for your application.
I generally run mine around 175bar/2500psi
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Thank you for the adapter link.
Actually that is all I need.
I already have several air bottles with a regulator with the G1/2-14 thread.

I have fixed output regulators but know how change output pressure by adding/removing the internal Belleville washers.
 
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SpindleB said:
Where you will run into problems is most regulators are fixed output like these

If you go the G1/2-14 route I'd suggest an adjustable regulator
There are externally adjustable and the type that have a screw inside the air bottle (they come with a small reservoir to adjust before installing)

Again, I recommend the Huben Power Cricket but you can buy knockoffs on AliExpress or Amazon

That way you can adjust the pressure to whatever seems best for your application.
I generally run mine around 175bar/2500psi
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Do you know the dimensions of the hammer spring (OD, wire diameter, etc)?
I understand that they come with a hammer spring which is too strong and want to change that.
 
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