For pneu-mags? The Tickler seems to be unavailable, Palmer of course still has the Micro Rock, anything else you guys like?
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For pneu-mags? The Tickler seems to be unavailable, Palmer of course still has the Micro Rock, anything else you guys like?
i like the adjustable WGPs, alla tickler with a screw adjust. PPS regs always **** the bed on me when not used for some length of time.
i like the "bullet" from the pro stocks, or the "can" from the outkast. small, fast, high flowing and not finger adjustable.
it depends on the application. i don't have a penumag setup so i can't comment on that, but for other guns, my go to is Rocks and SCMs. rocks are a little harder to rebuild, but they don't need it often. and i just love AKA regs.
The one you make... when you make it
My micro rock has been good. Tickler was bad. Superbolt LPR needed work. I like urethane seats, wide pistons, and a vent for the spring pack. :)
Microrock & SCM III
On the expertise of others I went microrock my first pneumag. It's gone over ten years without requiring attention of any kind so I got one for my second pneumag last year. So yeah... I've added nothing to this thread.
Yeah, a testament to 10 years of trouble- and maintenance-free operation is something!
By the way, that's also why I ordered a Microrock for my Pneu setup as well. And why I ordered the Luke's 90* panels with interior milling to accommodate a LPR fatter than a WGP Bullet.
I've had good luck with Microrocks, Ticklers and SCMs.
If you're building a new project around a specific LPR I'd go with Microrocks; as far as I know they're the only ones in production other than the Empire one which isn't sold separate from the marker.
I use a micro rock for my pneumag (same reg 3 years). I tried a tickler and various other stock wgp takeoff regs they just don't compare since i am not running a sleeper set up the size did not matter.
I also have used the micro rock for years without problems. Parts are plentiful, design is user friendly to service. I've also had a few besales and bob long lprs that I loved on my autococker, but I think those are hard to come by.
Micro Rock, Pebble, and SCM-III
It looks like you can pick up the empire one seperatly here:
http://paintballgateway.com/emreaulprbl.html
I can't comment on how well it works in pneumag set up, but i thought about trying one in the future.
No problem. The Palmer site is really difficult to navigate.
If it does not have to be a sleeper, there are always vertical reg options. I have had good luck with the Torpedo, CP and Palmer Stabilizer's.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...s/S5000111.jpg
How are the smart parts Lprs? Anyone have an opinion on those
I have a Palmer pebble on my pneumag and always ran a rock on my cocker. Have not had a problem so far with either.
Ive got a few of those in my spares there a very reliable lpr I have used them on a sleeper and 2 of my old cockers.
never needed to adjust them once set :)
Making an lpr is simple the microrock has to be the easiest design no need to be so big though ;)
Ask hill I made a makeshift lpr for him a while back was only 1" 1/4 long and about 0.4 o/d.
Personally Ive found it comes down to decent springs and using a high durometer oring.
size wize 1/2" x 1 1/2" would be a nice size, all you need is a fine pitch thread on the adjustement
which will give you better pressure adjustment.
I so have some cad files somewhere if u want them
Cool, well if I can help you in any way feel free to ask :)