New palmer reg???

[wyn1370]

Anybody (kev) know when the new palmer regs are going to be out?
They had a few at IAO, but said they weren't actually ready to market yet.

[FreshmanBob]

Try calling them, Lori's always at the phone. It should be pretty soon. Craig was saying that they're even higher flow and are 140 to 1 instead of 70 to 1.

Nutz!

[wyn1370]

I emailed them a week or so ago and they said in about a month. I just wanted to see if anybody had an inside track on em, or maybe some pics???

[Kevmaster]

what makes you think I know the inner workings of Palmers....

call me out when Brass Eagle makes a new item though

no...I've heard good stuff and look forward to using them but have no idea when they will be ready for production

[PaintballSmurf13]

I live really close to Palmers Pursuit , and was planning on going there to check out some things soon. I could ask about it there and see I could get some info if you'd like.

-Ryan F.

[wyn1370]

Originally posted by PaintballSmurf13
I live really close to Palmers Pursuit , and was planning on going there to check out some things soon. I could ask about it there and see I could get some info if you'd like.
-Ryan F.

That would be great!! And if they happen to have any for sale, I'll gladly send you some $$$ to pick me one (or two) up.

Originally posted by Kevmaster
what makes you think I know the inner workings of Palmers....

I figured since you're always selling the damn things, you might be on the in

[thei3ug]

straight from the man, Glenn:

"For the record:
The new "FATTY" Stabilizer is 1/2" shorter in length than the Stanard Male Stabilizer and 1.125" diameter in the center section.
Also, it is built to accomodate the "low pressure" crowd and set up for maximum control of output pressures of about 350 psi or less and it doesn't care if it is CO2 or compressed air. No, it will not replace 2-stage regulation. No single stage regulator that I know of can.
The Fatty is being built in Male/vertical configuration only so there won't be a female version of it.
We may later offer the Fatty in a configuration for proper control of higher output pressures but that will be some time away.
For those of you looking to replace your existing Male/vertical Stabilizer with a Fatty, I'll warn you ahead of time that you will be hard pressed to find a real performance improvement from your gun. Yes, the variation ratio is considerably different but most of you would not have the means to measure the differences when in use."

from http://www.paintmagazine.com/cgi-bin...ad=6820&page=1

[PaintballSmurf13]

dang, someone beat me to it..anyways..I could pick you up one if they had them on sale..if they aren't on sale, I'll see when they will be.

-Ryan F.

[Muzikman]

And the production ones will look different than the ones they had at IAO as they were using normal stab tops.

[Dayspring]

Yeah, NTN has one of the new Palmer regs on his Hybrid. Ask him.

[kenndogg]

Originally posted by thei3ug
straight from the man, Glenn:

Also, it is built to accomodate the "low pressure" crowd and set up for maximum control of output pressures of about 350 psi or less and it doesn't care if it is CO2 or compressed air.

Is he saying that it can't be increased any higher than 350 psi? That ain't good considering I run my gun around 375.

[Ov3rmind]

Originally posted by Dayspring
Yeah, NTN has one of the new Palmer regs on his Hybrid. Ask him.

Ooo, I want to see a pic of this Hybrid. There aren't enough of these guns on the field.