[Brad Quillen]

Subject should read "field velocity," not "filed velocity" .

I'm visiting and out of town field with a field velocity is 265, i think... now, if I lower HPR pressure to meet that velocity limit, will I need to lower the LPR a bit as well to keep it sweet?

Thanks .
-Brad

[SKI008]

Probably but it's also probably not worth the effort. Your gun isn't going to turn into a jackhammer spewing air from every orifice dropping 20fps worth of PSI. I would just set it to the field limit and let it be.

[StyngRay2]

Originally Posted by Brad Quillen

Subject should read "field velocity," not "filed velocity" .

I'm visiting and out of town field with a field velocity is 265, i think... now, if I lower HPR pressure to meet that velocity limit, will I need to lower the LPR a bit as well to keep it sweet?

Thanks .
-Brad

need to? no
have to? no
want to? yes

you'll be using gas that you othersiwe wouldn't need to use if you choose to leave your lpr alone...if it was up to me I usually get shot before I run out of paint/air anyways...but that cuz im old and slow...so I would jsut drop hpr and leave lpr alone...aka: if it aint broke, don't f with it.

[xHOBOPHOBIAx]

If you are familiar with sweet spotting then yes, if not just bump the hpr down a little. It shouldn't take much. Personally I wouldn't worry about it if it is just going to be for one day.