General

[Keebler]

I want to see where you adjust the psi at if its adjustable which I have to assume so. Also id love to see a male to female version of this. I don't think the price is bad for what it is. Id pay it.

[Hobbes]

$120 for a 12 gram changer...no thanks...

[Jackson]

Originally Posted by Hobbes

$120 for a 12 gram changer...no thanks...

Really? Did you even look at the product?


$120 for a miniature Stabilizer built into a 12 gram changer is a fair price.

[Chappy]

Folks who are complaining about the price should go buy that other bucket changer with the integrated regulator...

[Greenmtnphantom]

Originally Posted by Chappy

Folks who are complaining about the price should go buy that other bucket changer with the integrated regulator...

[Spider!]

We've had threads about something like this for years; it's great to see one done up properly and for sale. I can see the need for external adjustment because of the 12 grams, so I hope it has one.

The $120 question is what can you get out of a low pressure stock class marker? It would really help if Palmers used their full capabilities to show what is possible, even if just for a demonstration unit. You need to show either better efficiency or at least lighter springing. "Small" by itself kind of hits a narrow market, which may justify the price tag from the demand standpoint.

[Tracker]

Originally Posted by Chappy

Folks who are complaining about the price should go buy that other bucket changer with the integrated regulator...

[russc]

Originally Posted by Spider!

The $120 question is what can you get out of a low pressure stock class marker? It would really help if Palmers used their full capabilities to show what is possible, even if just for a demonstration unit. You need to show either better efficiency or at least lighter springing. "Small" by itself kind of hits a narrow market, which may justify the price tag from the demand standpoint.

Well, people have wanted to throw 12 gram changers into the vert ASA of their Snipers for a long time, but fact is, they shoot much better with a regulator. That's the biggest market right now, IMO.

[Pif]

Originally Posted by John Satclaire

Um, no, not even close. I used to run RG-1s on the back of my Vectors that were Thruster-ready, and I can say without any doubt that the only thing the have in common with Stabs is that both are called regulators. Of course, I'm taking PPS at their nomenclature here, but still.

I had no issues with mine until it starting leaking this weekend. Recharge rate was unnoticeable on a mech cocker with grav loader.

[redthirst]

Originally Posted by Pif

I had no issues with mine until it starting leaking this weekend. Recharge rate was unnoticeable on a mech cocker with grav loader.

I had one and it was trash. My biggest issue was that if you shot too fast, the velocity would drop noticeably faster than with unregged CO2, but if you waited too long between shots, the velocity would spike.

I'd chrono with it and it'd be like:
280, 260, 220, 160... wait 2 minutes... 350, 280...