New reg for bottle for use on axe
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I have both and a few Axes, Both the regs above are good on an Axe, the SLP is a go at 300psi Nice and low and good to keep if your going to get at a later date guns such as any Bob Long ..( if you can afford them ) and because it`s so low allows the gun to be re-chrono`d so to fire More paint.
however :- the Ninja is a good Reg as well, these have Shims inside the neck, and as you take one shim at a time out, it lowers the psi to do the same as above, but these only go down to 450psi, which is fine also for the above guns = Bob Long,
with the Ninja having the shims you can vary to what ever you want ? 650psi - 550psi - 450psi.
With an SLP .. that`s it ?? but it varies between 275 and 325 psi even though it`ll state 300psi
however :- the Ninja is a good Reg as well, these have Shims inside the neck, and as you take one shim at a time out, it lowers the psi to do the same as above, but these only go down to 450psi, which is fine also for the above guns = Bob Long,
with the Ninja having the shims you can vary to what ever you want ? 650psi - 550psi - 450psi.
With an SLP .. that`s it ?? but it varies between 275 and 325 psi even though it`ll state 300psi
Haha it's okay. So which one should I get? Theres a £10 difference betwen the slp pro and standard. The standard being the cheapest
well if you get one of these, using a LP reg Who knows you could be doing this >>>
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both will do the same job, neither will give you more efficiency or anything, just less strain on the o-rings the lower the pressure output of the bottle, however some guns don't like SLP as the recharge is to low so you get drop off in a stream = higher dwell = less efficient 
Okay so what should I get haha? It's for use on an axe. I'll be getting it on fridayboth will do the same job, neither will give you more efficiency or anything, just less strain on the o-rings the lower the pressure output of the bottle, however some guns don't like SLP as the recharge is to low so you get drop off in a stream = higher dwell = less efficient
Get the regular Ninja Pro, adjustable output pressure so any gun will be happy (run mid pressure on the Axe) and you can swivel the bonnet so the fill nipple doesn't dig into your wrist.
Most guns people currently use, need to run on HP (High pressure) however a few markers that really need low pressure are Angels and some Bob Longs.
Axes run on either
so if you decide to change you gun next year you may need to buy a new reg if it is a LP (low pressure) for a HP (high pressure) one
One of the selling points of a Ninja Pro Reg is it has adjustable collar so you can set the bottle nipple to where you want it rather than when you screw your tank into the gun and find the fill nipple is sticking in your wrist and can't be changed. The SLP doesn't have this feature.
(longer version of what H Said
Axes run on either
so if you decide to change you gun next year you may need to buy a new reg if it is a LP (low pressure) for a HP (high pressure) one
One of the selling points of a Ninja Pro Reg is it has adjustable collar so you can set the bottle nipple to where you want it rather than when you screw your tank into the gun and find the fill nipple is sticking in your wrist and can't be changed. The SLP doesn't have this feature.
(longer version of what H Said
Thanks I understand it all now. It's not a pro reg it's just a ninja reg for £35. Not sure if that's god value or not. Regardless I need a new reg. hopefully it'll stop me from chewing the threads on the markerMost guns people currently use, need to run on HP (High pressure) however a few markers that really need low pressure are Angels and some Bob Longs.
Axes run on either
so if you decide to change you gun next year you may need to buy a new reg if it is a LP (low pressure) for a HP (high pressure) one
One of the selling points of a Ninja Pro Reg is it has adjustable collar so you can set the bottle nipple to where you want it rather than when you screw your tank into the gun and find the fill nipple is sticking in your wrist and can't be changed. The SLP doesn't have this feature.
(longer version of what H Said