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vert reg?

Not really,

It depends if you are running it on air or CO2,

If you are running it on co2 it will reduce the height out the bottom of your gun slightly as you will still need a bottom line! The Vert reg will act like a foregrip which is useful

i dont think (may well be wrong) you can run high pressure (4500) air through the vert regs without double regging them! and then there is no point using 2 if you use a max flow (the better air system :p )
 

jeevusmaximus

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Like Sean said, it depends on what your running it on. If your using a Maxflow reg, you can just use something like a Voodoo foregrip which basically does nothing apart from being something you can hold the marker with. If you are using any other air system or Co2, you will need some sort of vert reg i.e. vert Max-flow or AKA Sidewinder because I think anything over 250psi going into the impy will damage it.
 

TOOLE

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get the one with the vert reg. on CO2 it reduces the height of your marker by loads. if you upgrade to air then you cn use any air system or a preset, just reg it through that.

you shuold iimput impys at about 180psi stock. the solenoid is gaurabteed to 200psi, but will take around 250 in short bursts.
 

pgaglio

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I have a vertical max flo on my Imp and prefer the feel of it over the horizontal. The horizontal max flo makes the gun slightly taller than the vertical, depending on what size drop forward you use with the vertical reg.

I run a PMI 850 psi pre-set screw in tank with my vertical reg and there is definitely no need to double reg the marker with this set-up.
 

TOOLE

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Originally posted by pgaglio
I run a PMI 850 psi pre-set screw in tank with my vertical reg and there is definitely no need to double reg the marker with this set-up.
but you ARE double regging!!!!!!!!!