This makes changing regulator pressure quick and easy.....without taking the gun apart. see attached, drill dimples (I used a Dremel) in the regulator - paint in the dimples (I used the wife's fingernail polish) - drill the dimples to align with the pressure marks taped on the regulator body - and one on the adjust valve. Now, all ya need to do is drain the air from the chamber - unscrew/remove the air gauge from the end of the tube and insert a long screwdriver to adjust, (i adapted a screwdriver apex to fit my Dewey cleaning rod) might need some light to see... insert the screwdriver down the tube and twist to desired setting. using the dimple's to align to your desired pressure. It don't get any easier than this guys.
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