i was wondering if that is an air valve in the vert asa.
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i was wondering if that is an air valve in the vert asa. -
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no, its not. its drilled on both sides, for one. also, there is no ingraving.
i could possible be the regulator with a custom adaptor on top instead of an automag, but i doubt it."The Fine Print: Discontinue use if your eyeballs suddenly get way smaller."Comment
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Older style Air America reg?Comment
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that would be my guess....Originally posted by Load SM5
Older style Air America reg?Virus, King of the Basement Trollz has spoken
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yup old AA reg..I've got two of em sitting in my parts boxOriginally posted by virus
that would be my guess....
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old Uni Reg from AAminimag #1321
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Air America used a modified A.I.R. valve design.
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correct army....
the Air America regs are almost identical to the AIR valve on the automag. in fact, many of them have parts that are interchangeable between the AIR and the AA reg...
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Looks like an older style Unireg to me.[Something Cool is Here]Comment
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hmmmmmmm...does look like a AA valveDub V
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What it is, has already been established.Originally posted by warpfeedmod
yup old AA reg..I've got two of em sitting in my parts box
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yeah I know just clarifying that. Just a question tho, I had one on my classic68 and was told that double-regulating (the actual AIR valve itself and this AA reg) wsa useless? Is that true?Originally posted by Load SM5
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Yea, it pretty much is. There is no real benefit from doing it.Comment
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