Hi AGN and all friend.. Menttaliist nad Chuck, thanks for the reply. I'll contact Johan as soon as possible.
Actually, my Wildcat can do 1/2in @50M. But last to days, it lost the zero. I shoot over chrony and found a crazy numbers, from 800 don to 600fps. After investigation, i found some water droplet in my air tank and my regulator is rusted badly.
Trying to rebuild after taking some measurament, replacing all o-ring. Then i get 600-700fps with 18.1gr JSB. Then today, i am done doing some allignment to the barrel and transfer port as per Chuck told. so, it now on 840fps with around 28 Standard deviation.
thanks AGN and all my fellow friends.
Actually, my Wildcat can do 1/2in @50M. But last to days, it lost the zero. I shoot over chrony and found a crazy numbers, from 800 don to 600fps. After investigation, i found some water droplet in my air tank and my regulator is rusted badly.
Trying to rebuild after taking some measurament, replacing all o-ring. Then i get 600-700fps with 18.1gr JSB. Then today, i am done doing some allignment to the barrel and transfer port as per Chuck told. so, it now on 840fps with around 28 Standard deviation.
thanks AGN and all my fellow friends.
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The Huma is aluminum and bronze. Aluminum can still corrode, but maybe more resistant than the OEM FX reg? If so, another plus for the Huma
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Wasn't able to read all the posts, so apologies is I missed something.
I own a .22 wildcat and had issues with it shooting inconsistently. Pretty sure it was inconsistency from the regulator, so I replaced it with one I ordered from Craig at Treinier LLC and had John at New England airguns install it.
Amazing what the HUMA did:
https://youtu.be/P7cfdW2PnQc
I own a .22 wildcat and had issues with it shooting inconsistently. Pretty sure it was inconsistency from the regulator, so I replaced it with one I ordered from Craig at Treinier LLC and had John at New England airguns install it.
Amazing what the HUMA did:
https://youtu.be/P7cfdW2PnQc
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i have got the same make flowfit gauge on my hw100 reg tester, along with the adapter is totalled out at whopping 10$, i guess you must have paid 130+ for that. You can share in the community at least 
do you remember I was talking about gauge size, it matters. look at Eds video lol
do you remember I was talking about gauge size, it matters. look at Eds video lol
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Using this regulator seems like a no-brainer! Even if you gain no accuracy it looks like shot count could go up 50% looking at Chucks results. That's worth the price of admission to me.
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Just ordered a Huma direct from Huub, for my 22 Streamline. Looks like install on a Streamline should be easy.
Thanks for the info Chuck!
Thanks for the info Chuck!
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Huub is going to set my 22 Reg at 140
I emailed Earnest to see if he'll make me a heavier hammer. How difficult is it to install?
I wonder what these mods will do to my ability to shoot on low power in my basement?
I emailed Earnest to see if he'll make me a heavier hammer. How difficult is it to install?
I wonder what these mods will do to my ability to shoot on low power in my basement?
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Hey Chuck, I normally shoot 25.4's in my WC and it shoots great. Yesterday evening I shot a few Heavies and they were shooting great also. The Kings are shooting at 885-890 but the Heavies are only shooting a loopy 780. I may pursue adjusting the regulator up some after I figure out where it's setting now.
Last night while in bed the wheels starting turning and I remembered a tutorial on bleeding a WC down and just by chance this morning you posted on the topic where you can screw a gauge into the bleed hole to see regulated pressure.
Questions, is that hole tapped to 1/8 BSPP? To bleed the pressure off once your done checking the pressure are you just using the gauge removal as the bleed off point? If so I was thinking a inline bleed might be safer, if something like that exist.
Question, does the entire air tube have to be bled for removal, I'm assuming yes since the regulator is in the air tube. On the Royale's the bottle can be removed pressurized.
I know once you do these regulator checks and adjustments it gets easy but what is your procedure to remove the regulator?
One final question the Huma regulator tester you linked to, is that for externally checking the regulator? and.... if so would it work on the FX original regulators. Does it have a male Foster fitting on the bottom? Ernest said the WC regulator was the same as the Royale's in one of his videos so that tester might be used for other guns as well.
Jimmy
Last night while in bed the wheels starting turning and I remembered a tutorial on bleeding a WC down and just by chance this morning you posted on the topic where you can screw a gauge into the bleed hole to see regulated pressure.
Questions, is that hole tapped to 1/8 BSPP? To bleed the pressure off once your done checking the pressure are you just using the gauge removal as the bleed off point? If so I was thinking a inline bleed might be safer, if something like that exist.
Question, does the entire air tube have to be bled for removal, I'm assuming yes since the regulator is in the air tube. On the Royale's the bottle can be removed pressurized.
I know once you do these regulator checks and adjustments it gets easy but what is your procedure to remove the regulator?
One final question the Huma regulator tester you linked to, is that for externally checking the regulator? and.... if so would it work on the FX original regulators. Does it have a male Foster fitting on the bottom? Ernest said the WC regulator was the same as the Royale's in one of his videos so that tester might be used for other guns as well.
Jimmy
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