Umarex Gauntlet: Regulator Testing and Adjusting 

Great info. I built the pressure gauge, and tested my gauntlet. 1100psi. I added the .020, and the .oo5 shims and got 1350psi. While it was tore down I added the barrel band. Thanks Hajimoto!

The most comprehensive video on this process I have ever watched. Very safe and thorough. Thank you so much. I have installed your adjustable hammer spring and upgraded valve and am very pleased to be pushing 15.89 grain pellets at 890-900 FPS. Great job man. God bless.

Great, easy to follow video!! I checked my .25 Gauntlet reg. and its output was just under 1800! After tweaking it, I have it set at 2125, and now get 47.6fpe with h&n baracuda hunter 27.47gr. oellets, which is 11percent better than stock!! Remarkably I am stll getting 20 shots before coming off the regulator!! My fps spread also shrank from 15 to 5 or less on avg. As a side note it now shoots 25.4 gr pellets at 912fps conpared to 870 before!! Now it's time to add a 4500psi tank!! Thanks for the great info!!! :-)

Haji: Here we are four years later and this vid. is still as relevant as the day U posted it. I still have that Gauntlet, but it has kinda slid to the back burner. Sooo! many new toys. But I have the parts and am thinking about, bigger tank, higher pressure, and heavier pellets. Oh! that G. has almost any upgrade that U offered. THANX

Truly enjoy your videos. Very thoughtful and thorough as you give advice/instruction on how to add life to a good product.

Knowledge,knowledge,knowledge. Thanks for your time in making this video. I'm currently in the process of buying a gauntlet. With these videos I feel confident that I will be able to achieve the same great results you have. Thanks again.

I thought you might want to know that I did your regulator mod today and am very happy with the results. My regulator, according to the test guage, was set about 1050 psi prior to the mod. It had 3 .005" washers in it when I took it apart. I ended up placing two more .010" washers for a total of .035". This brought the regulator pressure up to around 1350 psi. I did a 10 shot string after putting it all back together. I also used the Crossman 14.3 gr. domed Ultra Magnums. Here's what the chrony had to say. Avg. Vel 890.0 Std Dev 4.85 Min. 886 Max 901 Spread 15 I think I'll leave it there until I can get outside and shoot it at various distances. It won't be today though as the current temp here at 3:30 pm is 7 degrees with wind. Thanks again for showing us all how to do this reg pressure adjustment, Haji.

Another great video about the Gauntlet. As a dealer I became wary of the ceaseless delays by Umarex in actually getting these rifles shipped. It seemed like there must be some failure in production that they couldn't quite get fixed. I decided to cancel my order for this year and wait to see how the first shipments shake out; sort of let others do the beta testing and find out what the bugs are. With the videos you've done on reworking this gun I feel much more confident about the model and plan to bring some in on the next shipping cycle. So keep up the excellent videos. Golden State Airguns thanks you for all this information which I guarantee is going to become our standard prep of this rifle for our customers. PS: just about the best camera work I've seen in displaying the component parts of an airgun; A+

Hey Haj. I can think of no way that this video could be more helpful. Very clear, simple and concise. Links and all. I so wish that there were more videos done this way. Thanks yet again.

Just got my gauntlet yesterday and it's way under powered, my Benjamin NP2 is able to shoot the Piledriver pellets no problem, and the reason I got this PCP was for those pellets. only to be disappointed it has no balls to push them out and get them stuck. I will be doing the regulator test and modifying from there. Excellent video and step by step, I'm a noob but feel comfortable doing this with your guidance! Thank you and keep up the good work Hajimoto! And yes you've actually sparked my interest in this gun, not the company or their spokesmen.

Great report on how to adjust the regulator. I'll probably crank mine up a little when I get it. I've watched several videos from almost a year ago and they all said it was regulated at 1100 psi (not the 1250 stamped on the side), so yours wasn't far off the advertised pressure. Looking forward to your future videos.

Nice mix of science and engineering, and always great to have that kind of result.

Have been trying to decide on the gauntlet as my first experience into PCP. After watching your video believe I'll take the thousand or so dollar plunge. Thanks

Get Hajimoto's big bottle with1400 PSI adjusted regulator. I did along with the super tune kit and smaller spacer for my .22 Gauntlet. What a difference. Don't think about it...just do it. I was not getting anywhere near the 900 FPS that was advertised...most shots were around 700 FPS..... Would not penetrate a 3/4 inch piece of plywood. With the Hajimoto products, I get 895 FPS and it passes through the plywood and halfway into the second piece behind it. My shot count went up and the velocity is really constant. What is nice is that I can now adjust the power from the outside and that is excellent for indoor rat and pigeon shooting in the barns. Thanks Hajimoto!

If I am reading your gauge right, it looks more like a 200 psi increase rather that the 300psi, you spoke of. But if 200 gave you the results, as I saw on your next video, wow!, I'm impressed. Thanks for the video. Very informative, indeed! And yes I did order some parts from you yesterday, to include a couple of the tank barrel support brackets. Again, Thanks!

Mr. Hajimoto, I watched this video now for no less than 10 times, and every time it becomes more interesting and clearer. I crunched some numbers and came up with that for every 0.001" in spacers, it would raise the pressure by 150 psi (10.34 Bar); also, each 3 psi would raise the pellet velocity by 1 fps. I used simple algebraic gymnastics and some statistical mechanics with a regression formula analysis, and your numbers jive to better than 98% of the theoretical calculations. I think its our differences in the rounding off the decimal portion. Great video; even though you made it five years ago, it is like new news to me. Word of advise, in three years there will be a world emergency pandemic. FJB Out!

Well done video, excellent narration. Much appreciated 🙏

Thanks for your time putting this video together, Haji. I'm placing an order for all the equipment I'm going to need to modify my regulator as you did. When I ran mine over the chrony, I used both 15.89 gr and 18.13 gr pellets. My max velocity with the 15.89's was 786 fps and of course less with the heavier ones. I'll be anxious for any follow-up you do that shows how your mod changes the usable shots you can get with the reg at higher output. Great information you've provided to all Gauntlet owners.

I have a Qb 79 I did almost the exact tune on the gun you did. And I added the same ninja tank. The Gauntlet is almost exactly the Qb79 except it was turned into a repeater and a shroud was added. I have ordered a gauntlet and can’t wait to see how it shoots. Nice video!!! I might check the pressure on the tank on my Qb. Before my gauntlet arrives.

Watched one other video and then this one, as a Gauntlet owner you've got my subscription... Superb video Sir.

Am gratefull,people like you in different field are doing something good for all of us. God bless.

That was an awesome observation people can not get what they pay for anymore $300 is very hard earned money for some people and to not get what it’s says. It says a lot about that company and their product.

My Gauntlet's bottle gauge and fill connector were not centered in the openings when I received my rifle. I watched Joe Brancato align the fill connector by loosening the two grub screws and turning the tank slightly. I screwed my tank in, moving the gauge and fill connector an 1/8th". I didn't chrono. my gun before I made the adjustment. I will do so as soon as the weather permits. I imagine that slight adjustment increased the regulator pressure some. I have a steel Gamo pellet trap. All the 21.14 gr. Baracuda Match pellets I fired into it were smashed completely flat, like little led pancakes. The 50 pellets I fired did significant damaged the back plate at 20 yards.

Words falling short to appreciate your efforts. Your explanation is smooth and clear. I have a suggestion Mr. Haji. " Why don't you manufacturer a gun"adding all your experience. Umarex Gauntlet seems to be a thoughtful reassembly of QB79.

This is probably the most informative, best laid out video on airguns I have ever watched on youtube. Very happy I found your channel and now I'm a new sub. Thank you! :-)

Excellent brother. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put this out there!!

Great video. Very informative. I looked to see if you had a video of your marauder modifications. I didn't see one?? People like you help people like me learn.

One of the best videos I have seen…and I have seen a lot of them!

Thank you for the video and the how-to. I have had nothing but problems with this gun since the day I bought it, from hard to get pellets into the breech, with or without the magazine, to the slightest bump on the barrel and POI changes, to this problem...low velocity. I tried fixing the problem myself and only got one of the three issues corrected which were POI changing. I fixed it with your barrel band I purchased from Jefferson State. I just sent the gun back to Umarex today for the others because it has a 3-year warranty that I thought was 60 days from the purchase date. Southern Gunner suggested that I probably should have done it from the getgo...and he is right. Their technical support at Umarex is suspicious of a bent pellet probe which I don't agree with but whatever, as long as they get it fixed. I know the bolt looks and feels as though it's about to fall out. If it comes back after they get done with it and all that's fixed, and it's still shooting slower than I want, I will be referring back to your video to solve this problem. I already have the set up as you showed us here for testing the reg pressure. I and am curious if you got your gun to the velocity that you wanted? 920 FPS I believe you said with a 14-grain pellet. I hope mine will achieve that as well when done. I prefer the Daisy 15 grain Hollow Points from Amazon for 6.99$ for a tin of 500 and outshoot the JSBs of similar weight. They shoot cray good out of my Libertys out to about 50 yards, 1" or so and mushroom-like crazy. I have taken rabbits out at 90 yards one shot, clean kills with them. The leave the muzzles at 1035-1055 FPS and seem to be very stable at that speed in flight. I have several of the LIbertys in .22 and a Bullboss in .25 so range time won't change since the Gauntlet has basically been collecting dust with all the issues it had. The grandkids didn't even want to shoot it and I can't blame them. You practically had to use a mallet just to push the pellets into the chamber. Jefferson State offered me and other veterans a discount for sending them a copy of our DD 214 which is cool, so probably going to install your Super Tune Kit after the Gauntlet comes back. Does this kit make the cocking effort easier than the 26 inch-pound spring that in it now? Will your kit enable my gun to push an 18.5-grain pellet to 880-900 FPS? Having the smaller poppet it should let more air get to the pellet, providing the regulator is putting out sufficient pressure...right? Looking forward to your reply...and Thank You for all you do to help air gunners like me.

I don’t have a Gauntlet but wow! What a great instructional video! I bought a Barra 1100z. I’d like to get more accuracy from it. I’ve not made any hammer spring adjustments yet. Your comments about speed make me wonder if an adjustment there could tighten up my groups. I plan to get a reg for the gun when Barra releases one.

Umarex Gauntlets use ninja tanks and regulators... for those of you that don't know what that is, they are a major paintball regulator and tank company. They sell "rebuild Regulator kits" that come with the exact shims you need. The kit usually comes with 5 shims... but once you buy one kit that are usually $22 you know EXACTLY what size shims you need, the difference in thicknesses and the output pressure adjustment you will get with the different thicknesses of each shim. The rebuild kits can be found on Amazon from paintball shops. The kits also come with o rings, a new internal valve and a few plastic "balls" that go inside the valve stems, and a new burst disk ( but those burst disk will vary in psi range to the specific kit you buy ie: 1800k 2k 3k and 5k).. and new plastic o ring disks. It's nice to have spare parts, washers, shims, etc, etc etc.

Haji I would not worry what umarex thinks at this time you have the backing of the air gun world me in particular. Keep up the great videos.

Great video on the gauntlet and how to adjust the pressure. One thing I did find, from the factory the pressure is set at 1150 psi and if I'm not mistaken you were close at 1100 psi

Excellent video, I have the same tank and reg. on my Hammerli 850 .22 cal. My Hammerli weighs only 5.5-lbs without a scope, with a bugbuster 3-9x32 IR AO scope 6.4-lbs all up this is my light weight rifle, as I didn't want to lug around a 10+ pound gun, plus 2 lbs for a 4-16x40 w/scope, i have several of those heavy weight guns, but they dont get shot as much as my light weight guns do. Thanks to your infovideo, I will be adjusting the regulator output.

I watched most of your videos about Gauntlet. You have done a good job. Thanks for sharing

Once again Haji you have helped a lot of us Gauntlet owners with your testing and sharing of information my Gauntlet is avg. 806 out of the box with the 14.3's if i can get it up to 900 that would be a plus Thanks again Bro.

Awesome info! Waiting on compressor to come in to get started with my Gauntlet. Already ordered a couple of things from you. Also have the new Wildcat mk3 coming in so gonna be busy for a while! New subscriber! Thanks and keep em coming!

Nice work. Very informative and easy to understand. It does help that i have done some tuning myself so i have the basic principles down already but you were very concise and easy to understand with what you were doing. I saw Teds recent video where he said he was going to be doing some of the same stuff you showed here with his gauntlet. Maybe a collaboration might be something in your future? Keep up the great videos!

Great video this really shows the future of this gun, I modified a ninja tank the same way to get it at the psi I wanted. I remember looking at this gun and saying I bet it’s a ninja regulator.

Your videos are superbly made. Even after a few rounds with the dab rig, I still dont get lost! I got my gauntlet kit for my 25. Can you do some .23 to .28 gr griffen slug testing? I only have one gauntlet so if something happens to it would be a show stopper. Thanks for the know-how and video

Wow you really know your stuff. Im just getting into air gunning and im researching to buy my first PCP.

Great Video. Lots of Vital info for Gauntlet owners.

love you videos, they are so informative and i plan on doing all your upgrades if i don't send this thing back first. very tight groups but the point of impact keeps changing from outside at 20 degrees to inside at 70 or whenever i move the gun or refill it. i even called the company another reply said he was having the same issues. going to do some test shots with the barrel shroud tight and loose as soon as i can get my wife out of the house thanks so much for spending the time to gives us all very clear explanations of everything.

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

Very professional and expert Engineer. What is the limit?

WOW HOLY SHIT!!!!!! I just fell over backwards. Hope mine is OK! Seems to shoot OK, but it is super accurate.

Another excellent video thank you! I appreciate you and other RU-vidrs showing tuning and modification for the gauntlet. I have decided to take a little more time before diving into tuning my gauntlet since I'm a newbie in PCP Modding. I have a question, have you noticed since increasing the regulator power is it using more air giving you less shot count?

Thank you for showing how it works.

I just installed a 380CC 4500psi tank and a 2000psi reg. I still get nearly same velocity/fpe as having a reg set at 2125psi!! Plus after testing, I now get 51 consistent shots, even only putting 4K psi in the tank to start!!! This is the .25 cal. obviously!

Great job! You bring air gun modding videos to a whole new level imo! Thanks for sharing. I'm interested in your shot string now, will be looking for your post on the GTA forum ☺️

Man, you should get paid for this one! Nicely done!

Another amazing video! Considering my Gauntlet is on its way, Im hoping mine will achieve satisfactory velocities and sd out of the box. Fingers crossed.

FANTASTIC info ! im right on the edge of buying one of these rifles and your research and testing is VERY helpful keep up the good work ! thanks :-)

Very educational vid. Appreciate you putting the time into the multi stage testing.

On page 6 of the Gauntlet manual it says" Only specific Umarex brand regulated tanks with an output pressure of 1,150 psi should be used in the Gauntlet". I saw that when I first got the gun and thought it strange that the tank said 1,250. I would suppose that Umarex requested the 1,150 and the tank manufacturer set the regulator for that.

Nice review, aside from the fact that some regulators need to be adjusted, now I know my rifle is not underpowered with Umarex saying their 900 fps speed is achieved with 11 grain pellets.

Thank you so much for this Tutorial. Recently purchased my Gauntlet. Built pressure tester per your video. Reg pressure was 900 psi. Was getting 740 FPS with 14.3 Crosman. Pathetic. Well, ordered shims, installed .30. Then .40 and ended up with .45 . pressure is now a perfect 1450! I am now at 900 FPS with JSB 15.89 gr. Went from a tin can plinker to a Hunter.! Thank you Sir!!! Keep up the great work.! Turned and avg gun to a great gun!

And the prize for airgun geek of the year goes to... Just kidding, great video. Can't help watching videos like this. My pcp is unregulated but always nice to know. And this video will help many.I think this Gauntlet will come out as a supertuned, megalethal chipmunk smacker. They better watch out.

Bore lapping the barrel really improves accuracy

Most amazing tune up video ! thank you , you are amazing, great job !

Great video - thanks for your time and research!!

Good informative video, Hajimoto. Saw the Umarex post. We shot a couple of different pre-release guns and now production. From the outside looking in and based on time with the gun it seems the word "underpowered" is the trigger here, so to speak. The point being made appears to be that the gun is not underpowered, but like any firearm, likes a certain ammo, in this case a heavier one. We're curious to see if your tests result in the same accuracy and how many shots you will get.

Thanks for this educational information!!

I don’t own one of these but man what a great video. Great job.

Haji I just wanted to reach out to you with many thanks on my purchase of the gauntlet you made me a believer, I took it out to a dairy farm and shot only JSB 18.13 grain jumbo heavy, the only tuneup I have done so far is the Trigger mod and the regulator up to 1400. Haji I was wacking pigeons at 100 yards. This gun is almost as accurate as my FX royal 400 and Fx cutlas, I have not had a chance to setup my chronograph because it is 110 Degrees here in Arizona. I have ordered JSA valve tune kit should arrive this week. You are my idol. Hey have you Ever worked on a FX Verminator MK-1. Thank you: ( I will keep you updated on further mods that you have done) “Till we meet again “ “SPARROW”

So FYI,: I received my .22 Gauntlet Mon. 12/11/2017 from PA. Did a chrony string w/cphp 14.3 grn. and was happily surprised to see an avg. of 860 fps. Maybe they are adjusting the reg. up a little or something? I will leave mine alone but great vid man! Thanks for your work.

Great video, easy to understand.

At the 9:18 mark when you are talking about removing the bottle try this: unthread the bottle a couple of turns so the pin disengages the valve, then use your degassing tool to degas the gun. Only the air left in the gun will be degassed and the bottle will unscrew without blowing off the o-rings.

AN excellent very scientific video. I am subscribing . Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video

Haj, nice video. One comment regarding removing a pressurized tank... If you turn the tank 1/4 turn, the pin is backed off the detent ball on the regulator. You can then degass the gun to remove the pressure in the compression chamber without losing air in the tank.

With the precision of the chronograph, pressure measurements, dial calipers, etc., one variable that isn't addressed is a vital contributor to the chronograph's results: Pellet weight. I would expect that narrowing the spread of how much the tested pellets weigh would also affect the varied FPS and FPE measurements. Since those measurements are the basis for the regulator's adjustments, minimizing the "drift" would seem appropriate. Your thoughts?

This is great, super detailed instructions on all steps and it's interesting to see it's only delivering 1100. I did have another thought, after looking at your FPS charts all side by side, you did get about 12 degrees colder. The tank was purged and refilled between tests for modification, but is there any way this is altering your output +/- in any way? Also, hope you liking that 32 degree testing.. brr bruh.

Thanks! Nice clear tutorial. I've seen those type of shims before.. Years ago, I had a defective regulator on a new FT rifle. The fix, was a new regulator! Nice to know how easy it would be to tweak a Gauntlet, (if I decide to buy one). I would likely want to bring it down to the 18fp range.. Making it perfect for rodents and it would make less noise.. :)

Maybe umare x is just trying to keep their shot count higher? Who knows... Great video!

FYI haji I just pulled the trigger on a new gauntlet should have it Friday or Saturday. I ordered everything except the tune setup now I can order it from you is that correct. I ordered the gun because of you Sir you have the best videos out there. If I have any questions can I count on you to help me out.

Received my Gauntlet yesterday first thing I did was vent and diffuse shroud according to your video...Thanks Hoji for that suggestion. The first thing I noticed was that the air tank was not screwed into the gun tightly. When I tightened it the gauge and fill valve struck the bottle cage and would not line up properly. I put a rubber gasket like what you would find in the female end of a garden hose that screws into wall spicket between the first fitting that screws into the gun and the second fitting that has the gauge and fill valve, then torqued it down as tight as I could get it. This lines things up perfectly I'm just concerned about the valve operation once I fill up the air tank. Any thoughts on this from you would be greatly appreciated. Only wish I could show you pics.

Do you know if I need a water oil seperator for my yong heng when filling up the HPA Tank? Thank you a lot for all of these videos that have provided me so much insight :)

You make the best instructional video GREAT WORK.

I finally got a chance to check the output pressure of my Gauntlet's regulator and it came in at about 1350 or so psi. I say, "About 1300 psi" because the needle and the hash marks on my tiny little gauge are just fat enough to where it's hard to get an exact reading. It so hard to be sure due to the thickness of the lines that there could be a plus or minus of about two-hundred-plus psi. Initial the out of the box chrony numbers shooting the 14.3 gain pellets was an average of 860fps. The confusing part of this was that I too took my regulator apart to see how may shims it had in place because I planed to up the output pressure to 1400psi hoping to get my velocities up to the 900fps range. My regulator had no shims in place. (none whatsoever) Not only that but it only had a total of ten Belville washer in place. This is the factory untouched regulator before I installed the one lone .005" shim in an attempt to get it up to 1400psi output pressure. I tested it over the chronograph after installing that one thin shim and from one full magazine of pellets I was getting back to back 864-865fps. No joke; it didn't waver from that. After installing that one shim the output pressure gauge didn't appear to move from the original 1300psi mark and all I gained was an average of five feet per second more. I was really expecting a few more feet per second than that. I'm thinking of going back in and installing another .005" shim to see if that gets me to the 900fps mark I was hoping for but, I don't want to push my luck. If I do that, I think I'll take the pressure gauge off of my hand pump and check the output pressure with a slightly better gauge to see if in fact I'm anywhere near the 1400psi output pressure range. Also; I wanted to ask you about the fit of your pellets. In my Gauntlet, when I push the bolt knob forward to load a pellet I get a good amount of resistance before the pellet fully enters the chamber. From the feel of it, it's as if there really is no chamber to speak of. It feels like I'm having to force the pellet directly into the lands and grooves of the barrel. It makes me wonder if this excessively tight fit of my pellets into the "Chamber" is causing enough friction as the pellets move down the bore, to keep me from getting the higher velocities I should be getting; if in fact my output psi is 1300 or so. To confirm this,I guess I'll have to build me a pellet sizer to bring the diameter of the pellet skirts down just a bit. That's the only way I can think of to find out if it's the fit of my pellets that's holding my velocities back. Funny thing is, in my break barrel air guns I had to make a set of sizing dies to Increase the diameter of the skirts to get the pellet to shoot the best. Air guns can be really quirky sometimes.

Very, very good video, very informative and well explained ... I subscribed !

Great Video, Great Reviews, Great information, Great Advice. Thank you for Being so thorough. Im trying to ADD power to my New Ninja 22/3000 In-line Air tank by adding more shims which can most definitely have more power. Though if done incorrectly? You can ruin your new air tank? Or even have serious injuries. lol Must take serious precautions...lol BUT i want to do this. 🇺🇲🤜💥🤛🇺🇲. Tj

Great video... very insightful. Perfectly done

Wow! Great video. 👍 Just wondering if the shot count changed when you went from lower pressure to the higher pressure? I am thinking about getting a Gauntlet now. :))

Awesome stuff very interesting

Awsome vidios, love all your chanels Hajimoto

Awesome info.thanks.

My guns reg says 1,100 on it and looks different than yours. There was no ball near on in front of the spring, but just a cylinder with a pin. Can you post a more detail video or pictures here or on AGN showing search part in the top hat deal of the regulator? Thanks sir!

Haj thanks so much for the great info. I bought my Gauntlets because of you and others that figured these things out for the rest of us. Thanks again. Question? To increase output pressure to 1400 psi are any other modifications of the Gauntlet action, barrel or shroud etc... needed to operate the gun safely and accurately?

Hey Haj! Such a great helpful vid! Fantastic! I just bought a reg set to 1200 psi and put in two 0.0500 shims. Got 885fps with a 14.3grain Crosman Dome. The thing cost 8.95 at AliExpress. It's spitting out JSB Heavys 18.13grain at 830fps. I'm trying for a little more with 1 or two more shims perhaps? What say you? And a question...why is your goal fps around 920fps? Is there an advantage around that speed? Thanks so much keep up the great work!

Hey Haj, I have gone back to this video several times, it's that good! NIce work! I put four .0100 shims in the reg. and am getting around 1800psi. on the tester. Is this too much? Dangerous perhaps? Just wondering. I haven't shot it yet. I will tomorrow to test the FPS over the Chrony with JSB Heavy 18.13gr.

very informative and very well done

Yeah 9.8gr is the minimum in my 177 break barrel airguns I agree lol. I'm planning to get one but I was disappointed with the defects and power (my 177 break barrel airguns are 20fpe and up lol. Just my preference as I like range). My hatsan 125 25cal gets 31fpe with air arms 25cal in 25.40gr pellets.

Mr. Haji, I see your reg. Has printed 1250 psi output, mine has printed 1100 psi out put, do you think I can do the same thing with my guantlet with out having a accident? Thanks Ruben

Just an FYI to tag on. I don’t know what kind of quality control they have at air Venturi but the gauge you show in the video is the same style that is on my CF tank and my gauge reads 200 to 250 psi lower than what is actually in the tank after checking against a few other gauges. I hope that is not the case with your gauge reading low so that your initial findings of barely 1100 psi was actually 1250 or 1300 psi to start. Just something to be aware of....

Thank you for a very informative video.

I'm UK based and the main issue is not power to us. our concern with a reg is the spread, we want repeat-ability and if the extreme spread is 30 ...even 19 that almost negates the reg. anything over 10 is going to have an impact on accuracy

Super cool you are awesome

I did not know you were selling the complete rifle.

Sooooooo....... I got my Gauntlet in last week in 22 and while I don't have a Chrony yet, I'm getting about 70 shots from it. The issue I'm having is that I cannot for the life of me get the thing to keep a fixed POI. I've hit the forums and seems like a few people are having the same issue. If you tap the barrel even the slightest, the POI changes. If I there is not a fix for this soon, I might have to return it. 😔

Great video, man!