yong heng external regulator recommendations

[sevnofspades]

I'm looking for an external regulator that will allow a fill to 200 bar. Between holding the gun, the 2 bleed off valves and shutting off the compressor without getting burned, I'm looking for an external regulator that either directly threads into the outlet part (currently where my fill whip is threaded into) or an inline.



Any recommendations?



Thanks!

 

[cootertwo]

You might want to invest in a tank that you can fill to 4000/4500 and fill your gun from there. I have a small one that has a regulator built in, set at 2900 psi. I fill it's tank to 4500, and can connect the small (regulated) tank to my rifle to fill, or leave it connected when bench shooting. (tethered).

 

[airgunfans]

Will the auto shut off serve your purpose ?

 

[badammo]

I do as cootertwo does. I fill the 90 cu inch tank and let its reg fill gun. You also wouldn't be cycling you pump so much either.

 

[sevnofspades]

Yea I guess for the money, a tank is the way to go .Any recommendations for tanks? Of course I'd like not to spend 600 on a tank and reg .

Thanks

 

[badammo]

I bought the airventuri 90 cubic inch tank. You can get them in the member ads sometimes or 350 bucks for a new one. I bought the small tank as it fits in my back pack

 

[sevnofspades]

How many fills (200b) can you get off your tank before you have to top off the tank?



Thanks

 

[badammo]

My condor ss in 22 gets about 30 shots on a fill and I get 5 or 6 fills to 2900 and then top off. So around 150 which is way more than i need out hunting. 

I had the small tank tethered to the ss at the range shooting 100 yards and didnt count shots but still had more than 3000 psi when done. I like the little bottle because it came with a regulator and a couple of my guns dont have gauges.

I also take along an scba tank to fill the little one when when going hunting with friends and leave it in the car.