Regulator aea challinger pro

[göran62]

hi i'm from sweden i bought a aea challenginger pro 357 from aea in spain 4 weeks ago filled to the right pressure but the regulator the gauge almost didn't move when i shot i saw the bullet land 3 meters in front of me aea spain said that AEA had introduced a change on how to limit one's power. That's why you can't change it, and you need a special part to do it. aea waiting for the one they are going to send to me may take 4 to 5 weeks send a pic don't know if only aea that ships to europe has this Does anyone know what the tool looks like. when adjusting the regulator. and how to adjust. I have asked aea in spain. but they don't seem to want to answer it. or they don't know

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

Have you chronyed it yet? Should be about (LOL) 204fps with JSB pellets if compliant with the (general) power restrictions. Not surprising the rt manufacturer/dealer holding the export didn't want to spend too much time discussing raising the power level. I know in the U.S. if you purchase from Canada you can get full power model (but not in Canada, 500fps limit w/out special license) BUT you need to be clear your doings so is legal and you Want the "full power model" .
For a good time you could shoot some groups (we all love pictures) of how it groups at 10m and what the elevation required might be. 10j LOL, sorry.

John

 

[MrP]

I’m trying to picture shooting at .357 slug at 12 FPE or under and what the impact of such a wide projectile traveling at such a low speed would look like.

I know this is a diversion from the topic, but would that bounce off of a 2x4?

I would think at that power limit .177 would be the way to go so you can get reasonable velocity / trajectory.

 

[göran62]

I fix it have fullpower