regulator for tac-one

[sniperman]

Ok, I,m new

I just got my AGD Tac-one and realized I had to buy air instead of CO2. It says that it must run between 700 and 1000psi.

Does that mean that I need to buy a regulator too? If so do you have any recomendations.[/SIZE]

[Earthy]

If you buy a preset high pressure tank the built-in regulator is usually around 850 PSI, which is what your mag need. I use a preset crossfire 68/4500 and I love it.

[bleachit]

just get a high pressure tank

stay away from any low pressure tanks, and you should be good.

[shades]

If you buy a HPA tank with a adjustable reg you will have the ablity to adjust how reactive your trigger is just buy adjusting the input pressure.

[craltal]

Any HP output HPA tank will work fine for you. The gun wants a minimum of 700 psi to operate reliably at higher rates of fire. The valve acts as the regulator so adding another will potentially starve the gun.

Although the higher the input pressure, the faster the trigger is returned which is why some people run them with adjustable tanks set above 850 psi. It is a feature that is not necessarily worth the extra money involved in getting an adjustable tank since you are going above the normal output range of the regs

[Little_Ho]

Hi

You dont need a Regulator for your Marker.

All you need is a Air Tank with High Pressure outlet. That means you Tank need be preset or Adjustable around 850PSI.

You can go straight from the Tank to the Valve because the all Mag Valves have a build in Regulator. So You can rout your Airline also to a Gas thru like the Forgripp is and then to the Valve. Any more question just ask

Little_Ho