FX Impact Regulator (AMP) regulator creep fix. 

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Thanks buddy, glad the video helped you out. Just try and match the washers in pairs as best as you can.

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Good job

Hey buddy, if it is working then put it back together as it was. Its not then amount of washers necessarily but more to do with the thickness of the washers. Thanks for you comment 🙏

Thank you. You are most welcome 🙏

Any suggestions on Reg Pressures I should stay below? I was running at 170/150 bar with 13gm hammer weight on this 500mm barrel… was that a lot than what the setup can handle?

@@SoulSniped for .17 pellets id be looking at running around 140 bar 1st reg and 100 bar second. Try around there 👍🏻

@@precisionairguns5553 got it. should have the o-rings by weekend, have additionally arranged silicone grease, hex keys, O-rings hook and pick kit and polishing papers... Weekend's gonna full service Days :) Your videos have build this confidence... can't thank You enough...

Thanks you for your kind words and comment, it is much appreciated. As for your Maverick regulators, I’ve seen them with 10,11 and 12 washers on the stack and also of various thickness. If it works and recovers normally then consider them good buddy.

@@precisionairguns5553 that's interesting, thanks for that. I've got mine bits today to try & improve recovery time, hence came across your tutorial. Taking well over a minute to recover, sometimes 2 mins, but has barely any creep over night, 0.2 of a bar if that, with digital test gauge in place. May purchase new set of washers or replace with huma.

@@pcppestcontrol9420 feel free to join my group on Facebook Precision Airgunning. We can discuss your gun issues on there. I’ve also experienced similar recovery issues on dual regulator systems and slow recovery before. Feel free to join and we can help sort you out 👍🏻

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Thanks for the comment matey, much appreciated. As for your front regulator, exactly the same procedure and process 👍🏻

Yes sure thing. Contact me on my Facebook group Precision Airgunning and we can sort it out 👍🏻

3m polishing cloths pal

Thanks buddy. Yes just a light greasing 👍🏻

Link for the 3m sanding cloth is in the description

My example, I can shoot my chosen ammo at 975fps using 115-120 bar regulator pressures and increasing hammer force. However, I shoot my ammo at 975 fps with 140 bar regulator and less hammer force, so a short sharp burst of air instead of a lower prolong burst of air. The gun shoots, handles so much better, it is much more quieter with less recoil and it actually uses only uses 1 bar per shot instead of 2-3 bar per shot on the lower reg settings. How this helps you out and answers your question.

That is very helpful information. What percent below the plateau velocity do you like to be at? Lots of people say 3-5% is good for a consistent and flat shot string and reduces lower velocity first shots. But at that range the gun does use a lot of air.

@@garrettlutzow1732 pretty much anywhere just below I test for groups to find the most accurate node. More often than not it is 10-15fps below peak. 👍🏻

@@garrettlutzow1732 can you please explain it to me what is plateau velocity?

This a brilliant video on an Fx regulator, very informative and gives a good explanation , feeling of how it works and how to get the best from it. Thank you.

I remove the rear reg gauge and use LP air in the reg gauge hole to blow the piston out while maintaining pressure and control on the reg piston, so that it doesn’t shoot out. Hope that helps 👍🏻

Both parts are convex and the sealing face is only the very very centre of the parts. No need to use any lapping paste or fluoride is you use the polishing cloths.

Yes, 20 bar creep is massively unacceptable and will need fixing

@@precisionairguns5553 Then the final hope is your tutorial..thanks once again..

Sorry to here that. Join my group Precision Airgunning and we will help you get it sorted.

@@precisionairguns5553 where do I join the group mate? Is there a forum or something?

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@@precisionairguns5553 Ok thanks, got it, submitted to join (y)

@@gordy1961 join my group Precision Airgunning buddy and ask on there 👍🏻

That is either regulator creep or regulator settle pressure

Yes sir, sure thing. They are both 2x1mm

@@precisionairguns5553 thank you

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@@precisionairguns5553 many thanks got some

As per what I said in the video, DO NOT use wet and dry paper!

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@@precisionairguns5553 I don't use Fb since long. But thanks anyway :))

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Hi. You should try using slightly thicker washers.

The gun wont shoot or fire the projectile

@@precisionairguns5553 C1 5.5mm ó 6mm medida?

@@daiwangel 6mm

@@precisionairguns5553 thanys you

Sorry to hear you have had problems, thats a bummer. The regulators are not as bad as people make out tbh, when set up correctly they work perfectly. Mine can sit with full bottle pressures and not creep at all. The issues arise from it being a fully adjustable regulator, people like to over turn to often, this is what causes the damage and the problems. Best advise I can give anyone, is do the work and set reg and never touch it, if if you have to adjust like I mention in the video. Hope you get yours sorted

Had mine 3 years and it’s just started to creep, all parts polished as per video. It’s an impact Mk2 .177 what reg pressure do you find best in your experience. Factory setting was 45

That problem is a result of damaged contact faces or a failure of the lower 2x1mm oring on the brass adjuster screw.