Air Arms S200 Huma Reg

[maddoghutty]

I was wondering if anyone has ever tried a HUMA Regulator does it actually keep every shot you fire at a level ft lb with out no drop anyone with any knowledge of these i would like to know and also which one to get the internal or the external does it matter which one you buy won't they both do the same job. Link here to the regulator http://xtxair.com/eshop.php#!/Air-Arms- ... croll=true PM Me if anyone has ever used these thx.

[pelletcaster]

Hi,
no experience with a HuMa in a AA but put one in my SPA P12 .22 Extra FAC.
Its working perfectly.

Here the table for the last 75 measured shots.
The three summary lines on top show the overall measured shots ever no matter which pellet-type/head size or HST.
The lower summary lines show the last 75 measured shots last July.

Happy shooting
Andreas

[Raj]

Huma Regs are good in an S200. I have fitted them for people but dont have one in my own S200s. They are very well made for the price and easy to fit.

The Internal one sits inside the air cylinder. It takes up room that would normally have air so in a side by side comparison, it will give you fewer shots per fill than the External one. The External one will add length to the cylinder; so you may need to change the sound muffler. They will both regulate power equally well.

[billywhizz]

hi I fitted one to my a/a s200-.177,it was really easy to fit once you got the valve undone of the air tube,it f/tight,i don't any figures I can show you but when I ran it over the chrono in the early days it was very consistant. as Raj says the internal one,the one I had, takes up some air space .but then you make up for it with a longer sweet spot. their is a vid on xtx air site you can check it out its a big help.i hope this helps .

[maddoghutty]

Thx for your reply guys this is a big help as i was un decided weather to get one or not but i think i just might.

[maddoghutty]

Thx billywiz for your comment.