It looks like the flatline reg mounting options are different then a screw on reg. Can it be run remotely? or does it have to be mounted to the marker. Also does it need special mounts?
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It mounts to a dovetail, most decent drops will be dovetail if you remove the ASA. I run a 90* macroline elbow out of my flatline.
You can run it on a remote with some minor changes.
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Thanks, what reg would you recommend that is adjustable and is a screw on? Are there any currently on the market?Comment
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Ninja paintball makes one.Originally posted by axpkai
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You are looking for a reg or mounting hardware for the flatline? The flatline has a built in adjustable reg. I use a system-x drop.
[Edit: I see, you are looking for a diff reg. I used to have a Nitro Duck one but I think you will have a hard time finding a screw reg that goes up as high as the flatline.]Comment
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yeah, the ninja does seem to be one of the only ones on the market then. Maybe I'll go with that. Thanks!Comment
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Don't let the fact that it isn't a screw in put you off... it is very easy to mount and setup a flatline.Originally posted by axpkaiComment
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Centerflag dynaflow is one of the ones Zak Vetter of Vettertech reccomends, especially with the trigger pull set up. They easily do like 1100.Originally posted by ShirowComment
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Does centerflag still sell regs? Or do I need to find it used from someone?Comment
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Kinda...
They do not currently sell Dynaflows or Hyperflows but if you can find one used in a BST pick it up along with a rebuild kit for the reg. Zak Vetter reccomends them for the RT effect along with the SP Maxflows and AGD flatlines following.Originally posted by axpkaiComment
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