850 psi sufficient for Emag?

[DeuceSV]

Is a regulator that is preset to 850 psi sufficient for an Emag? I'm having trouble finding regulators that will do much higher while still being capable of screwing into my asa.

I know the 850 preset will be enough for my pump mag, but will it be enough for my Emag? Even if I spend most of the time in semi-auto or hypermode?

Thanks,
Jason

[mostpeople]

Crossfire HP reg is my preferred reg. And it is an 850 preset I have NEVER had any issues with it and I shoot an X-mag.

[robnix]

Is a regulator that is preset to 850 psi sufficient for an Emag? I'm having trouble finding regulators that will do much higher while still being capable of screwing into my asa.

I know the 850 preset will be enough for my pump mag, but will it be enough for my Emag? Even if I spend most of the time in semi-auto or hypermode?

Thanks,
Jason
While you need at least 800psi, a fast recharge rate is more important. Some reg's, like Dye Throttles, simply can't keep up with the valve at high rates of fire.

[211]

850 should do you fine
if your looking for more psi out of a preset check out the Nitroduck Ireg
has multiple different pistons for different pressures, all the way up to 1000

[flyingpootang]

Crossfire HP reg is my preferred reg. And it is an 850 preset I have NEVER had any issues with it and I shoot an X-mag.

Yup my CF has never let me down even at a high rate of fire....

[athomas]

I've run my emag off a 850psi PE tank for years. It works great.