Well.. it does ;-) though we'd have to confirm this with tom, at really high input pressures the reg will fill the AIR chamber to a pressure higher than it's supposed to be set to. (temprature not withstanding) and then as it cools the reg, behaving as a normal reg will keep the air chamber topped off properly. This is also why it would need tuning on other guns. it would be possible to flash fill the gun and have it not cool down to a level where the reg would be able to "top it off" to the proper pressure.
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Why bother, buy a Palmer Stabilizer....NeroBro and a few others know just how good these regs are...
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ANS any one? You can swap the velocity adjuster between the two
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thats because the ANS reg is an exact copy of the AA unireg. the only difference is a slighty cosmetic difference and it shows output pressure instead of input.
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Heres the link to the thread I posted about this topic. I too am interested in a good AGD inline reg.
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