I have a Panthera 25 cal 700. 2 years old. Recently the regulator is quite slow in recovery. It is set at 135. It takes up to a minute to come back to that setting. Doesn't seem to matter what the fill pressures is. Any thoughts?
I will check tomorrowYou might have an air leak. Will the regulated plenum and the main bottle hold pressure overnight?
JackHughs
I saw same/similar video and thought that they changed the probe too. Said he gained 35-40 fps by adding the Huma probe too.No air leaks overnight. Watched a few YouTube s last night and found that installing a Huma would be an easy fix . Have any of you done this on your Panthera?
I installed a Huma Reg on my Panthera recently. It is not a complicated procedure but there are things to consider. When you remove the trigger guard, be aware of the tiny spring and ball that is held captive by the trigger guard. I covered the spring with a piece of tape to assure that it didn't fly off to parts unknown.No air leaks overnight. Watched a few YouTube s last night and found that installing a Huma would be an easy fix . Have any of you done this on your Panthera?
I understand, I think the change in velocity shows how efficient the Huma parts are. I would think --and I could be wrong, that you can achieve the same velocities with less stress on the gun itself by running lower pressures...I seem to have plenty of velocity
There are a bunch of posts on this subject that you can access with the "search" button. Here is a brief summary.How low can you run the reg pressure for a. 25 and still be effective