Reply With QuotePersonally speaking? As a Scorpion owner, I think not (see my thoughts on the thread hereabouts entitled Dry enough air for pumping a PCP for my expanded take on this). Hope this is of some help?Originally Posted by bullbarrel
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My Scopion SE .177 is pissing air so thought if I'm paying to get the seals redone I might as well add a regulator.
First of all, is it worth doing?
Then if it is there seem several available. Any recommendations as to which one to get?
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Personally speaking? As a Scorpion owner, I think not (see my thoughts on the thread hereabouts entitled Dry enough air for pumping a PCP for my expanded take on this). Hope this is of some help?
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Yes it is worth doing. If you like the rifle and your comfortable with it, make it better. I have a Tench reg in my Scorpion and S510, I cant fault them. Check Ratworks out.
Someone said house work wont kill you, but I say 'why take that chance'
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Altaros is another option. My Ultra has been spot on since fitted, very consistent.
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Huma regulator is very easy to change and they work very well (have two of them). I tuned my SE for about 60 shots within 10 fps so I haven't bothered with a regulator but if I did I'd be looking at 90+ shots I believe. Here's some info from XTX website https://www.xtxair.com/pages/huma-regulators
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