[hill160881]

any one know who made these regs and where can i find them. I have found them to be great for below 80psi and very fast. very very fast.

[hill160881]

anyone?

[hill160881]

dam its quiet in here.

Still no one?

[the EPIC /B/TARD1337]

what do you mean who made them? you did post in the dragun forum.

they look alot like the dragun style LPR but the piston has a chamfer ive never seen , other wise the same internals it looks like. the 1/8 fitting part is probably off of a dragun cocker or some other type of dragun style clone
possible its off of a drillion or dragunfly though

[hill160881]

Ya i was wondering if it was a dragun product or made for then by another company. It is very accurate, and can handle 900 psi input pressure all day long. and i want more of them, and parts for them.

It did come off a dragunfly. Its the smallest reg that can handle the high pressure input needed for my ego mag. Its very simple as well.

[the EPIC /B/TARD1337]

Originally Posted by hill160881

Ya i was wondering if it was a dragun product or made for then by another company. It is very accurate, and can handle 900 psi input pressure all day long. and i want more of them, and parts for them.

It did come off a dragunfly. Its the smallest reg that can handle the high pressure input needed for my ego mag. Its very simple as well.

well, alot of these type of dragun companies shift names and all that so it could have been made by/for any number of overseas marker companies, but the 1/8 ntp part is probably native to darugn

for parts idk about new but you can get a bunch of the one lprs and use the them for parts, everything except the steel looking 1/8 part

and i too, like this design

perhaps a piston of a different material is needed, i find the brass(?) ones mushroom at the tip