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The tuning regulator for the Evanix Airspeed in 6.35 mm / .25 calibre offers
long-term shot consistency, but it is recommended to maintain a time gap of
about 3–4 seconds between the shots. The pressure is adjustable in the range
of 90–170 bar.
2 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
June 1 - 3.
€ 109.8
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The tuning regulator designed for the Evanix Airspeed caliber 6.35 mm / .25 offers long-term consistency of shots, but it is recommended to maintain a time gap of approximately 3-4 seconds between the shots. Once the regulator is installed, the rifle's pressure gauge will indicate a regulated pressure adjustable in the range of 90-170 bar.
Thanks to the elimination of pellet velocity fluctuations, your shoots will be much more accurate and the pellet trajectory more predictable. Also, the number of shots per fill will be higher.
Huma-Air regulators are made of high grade aircraft aluminum and bronze. Each regulator is individually assembled, tested and set to the requested pressure. In addition, they use belleville springs that are resistant to long-term stress to achieve the highest repeat accuracy. As result, Huma-Air regulators have a repeat cycle with less than 1% difference.
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4 minutes Buyer's Guide
Whether you own a PCP air rifle or are just thinking about getting one, you've probably encountered the term „pressure regulator.“ But what is it, and why is it so important for airguns? There isn't much info available online, and most manufacturers merely state whether the airgun has a regulator or not. In this article, we'll walk you through everything in detail.
