Been looking for this genuine hatsan reg online, interesting that it is so easy to fit. All others i have seen, Huma and Lane ones need to alter your cylinder to vent the regulator
No o rings need to be removed? Also is it the same process for the bt65sb because the air regulator are basically the same.. and do you remove any o rings on the bt65sb also?
Is it the same process for the bt65sb? The regular is basically the same. Also i notice you didn't remove any o-rings like in othe regulator rifle when installing a regulator like the huma air regulator for example that others remove one of the o-rings to install it in their rifle.
Hello sir im from philippines i have a unit same with your demo... I have problem on my hatsan AT44-10 every time i insert air the guage go to 200 the green color the power of my hatsan decreasing so i will re assembly again to increase power... Pls help me send me a video demo regarding on it... Thanks
I have ordered a new Hatsan AT44 QES PCP Air Rifle and from what I have seen thus far it uses a different fill nipple than my hand pump has. My hand pump has a forstner type female quick plug. What type of adaptor would I need to get in order that I may continue to use my existing hand pump...
I was thinking about a regulator for my .22cal AT44-QE, but most of my shooting is done at under 30 yards. I also like the stock power setting of 30 fpe. (With 18.21gr HP Barracuda pellets). Since my Zero is 30 yards, It's easy to use a little hold-over for 15 yards or 40 yards and still connect with small targets. These ranges don't really require a super consistent velocity.. The POI at 30 yards, hardly varies at all with small drops in pressure.. (Or even with full 3000 PSI fills). However, I'm not using this heavy rifle for walking around out in the woods, I stay near my pumps.. When I see the pressure is under 1,600 PSI, I pump it back up near 3000. I hardly ever change the mag.. When I see holes rotate around, I push in some more hollow-points..
Hi i am new to pcp air rifles and i living in the UK we are only allowed to have air rifles in sub 12ft * lb so will it stay under 12ft * lb power when put in the regular, like i said i don't have knowledge on pcp air rifles and if the air rifle go over 12ft * lb and if you don't have fac license then you will go to jail for 5 years so in england have to be very careful not go over ft*lb
@@michaelh3544 Well,.... That's exactly what I did I installed a deep finger along with a regulator. But that's okay I can always remove it when I get around to it.
Buenas tengo un BT65rb cal 22. Una vez instalando el regulador, se puede llenar normalmente, a 200 bares ?? O se llena a menos presión ?? Gracias no por la ayuda q mede
Super easy upgrade. Took me 10 mins including getting pliers as my value was too tight to lossen by hand and re-airing up the cylinder with my compressor.
It looks so much easier than the other regs on the market with no alterations to the cylinder for a vent. I assume it works without. Trying to find one online in the uk
Got mine today and the valve won't budge. Used a wrench and rubber around the tube for grip but still slips in my hand. Before I put it in a padded vice is there a trick or something I'm missing?
Airgun Depot yes I was able to press the valve down with my finger, no air. I ended up un screwing it tho with a vise padded with leather and a properly sized opened end wrench. Thanks for getting back tho. It looked like there was silicone lube on the threads. Any idea why it was so stuck? Even with the bench vise I almost gave up out of fear of deforming the brass. Also I just got it 5 days ago shooting 3mags to see before results of adding the regulator.
Tried unscrewing the air cylinder away from my at44 and unscrewed leaving the brass bit with regulator still attached to the rifle . Can anyone advise me on how to get it off as one solid unit . Thanks
Just ordered the reg for my bullboss. In the video you left the oring on the valve body and in the written directions from hatsan, your supposed to take the oring off. Which information is correct?
I am interested in knowing the results before and after installing the regulator?Great to see how easy it is too install, but please tell us why we should buy itto begin with?
I have a similar regulator on my .177 AT44-10. These rifles have a small air tank and the regulator doesn`t make a revolution in terms of shot count but it does make each shot consistent. I used a 11 grains pellets un-regulated at 290 m/s, and now i use 8 grains pellets regulated at 290 m/s. I went from 15 usable shots to 30 usable shots on a tank. I think the regulator is set at around 130 bar. It became much more of a rifle now than before in terms of usability but went from 30J to 22J so i compensate with shooting lighter pellets to keep muzzle velocity up.
Thanks for the video. I have a totally different valve I ordered for my 44-10. I thought it was an actual Hansan product. I takes a little more work than this to install. My Rifle is the short version. I see you call for 135 psi what if I up this to say 150? Will I encounter any problems. Thanks in Advance. Ron from Nevada
Am I still able to fill the gun to its full safe 250 bar fill, or will I have to fill less, also will that set regulated pressure have same, more, or less power than unregulated
You can still fill it to 250 bar with the regulator. As for the power, adding the regulator does not increase power, it just flattens the power curve so you will get more shots at a consistent velocity. As for what velocity and how many shots that will depend on how you tune the regulator.
Airgun Depot ok, thanks for the quick response, you guys have helped a lot before, I appreciate it, but adding the regulator, will the fps be about the same as without it, just more consistent? Or will I have to do testing to adjust the regulator the relative same fps
Airgun Depot, sorry but one last question, to turn up or down fps with the regulator installed, would it be better to tune the reg or hammer adjustment of the gun
+ralstonraz the point is to show you how to install the regulator since many have never installed one before, we are working on the testing video at the moment.
+Airgun Depot looking forward to it. This is probably the first time that regulators will be available commercially on a large scale - unlike specialized manufacturers who make them. Kudos to the #hatsan team for listening to their customers to improve their already fantastic airguns :)
Probably not. It will flatten the curve out, but will reduce the shot count. By adjusting the hammer spring you should be able to get a fairly flat string without doing anything else.
@@airgundepot Thank you !!! I'm waiting for my long 4mm allen to come in the mail tomorrow, and I have the regulator in my hand, but it's been sitting here for a month now, so I'll just do the hammer spring thing.
Yes, and the good thing is. that with a reg installed, you can pump to lower psi and still get good performance instead of having to get to the full 3,000 psi.
Hate to be a pest. My brand new At44s-10 QE has a totally different valve than in your video. There is no o-ring, no spacer, and no spring. There's just a black disc on the bottom I assume needs to be removed? Would it be possible for you to post an updated video using the new valve in the AT44S-10?
After the regulator install on the short what was your final average fps with the 18gr. Jsb and shot count before it dropped off the regulator.I have read many misleading comments about regulating the .22 short on gta. Thank You.
I ordered one of these today for my Galatian .25 I keep hearing these regulators are no good??? Why do you not have to drill a vent hole like all the others out there, seems like it would need it in theory....?
I have .177 Galatian RG ( the cylinder is included with this regulator and has 'regulator' word laser marking on the cap next to rotating ring , and also laser engraved GALATIAN RG at cocking lever side ) , I try to search this RG type but no result , I think this should be for Turkish market only. I dismantle the cylinder to increase the speed , it comes with 100 bar setting and give 750-780 fps with 15gr , I increase to 120bar and give 825-850fps with 15gr . it come without big O ring at valve end ( this is for venting ) , the valve spring is much more stronger than non RG series . frankly I am not satisfied with the spread , it is to wide , I did JB weld all the hole but one facing the transfer port , shot count increase but the spread still the same .. this video does not give the fact , you need venting , changing the valve spring tension , etc
When the AT44 .22 is stock it shoots like 1050fps with 15.9 jsb. The hammer is hitting against 2900 psi. With the regulator in place the hammer is only hitting on 1800 psi. So it would seem setting the hammer to a weaker spring setting would be in order. Have you found this to be the case?
can I adjust the regulator from the factory setting?.... just looked at this item on airgun depot and it says "For professional installation only."... whats up with that?... PS, can the regulator fit in the ATP2 air cylinder ?
+James Denny yes, you can adjust from the factory settings, Not sure if it will fit the ATP2 cylinder, but I do have one here I can take it apart and check. Hatsan only lists it as fitting the AT-44 though
Luego de muchas pruebas con ese regulador, llegué a una conclusión y puse en práctica algo qué en lo personal me dio resultado. Que cambio realizé? Simple, un plenum mas grande, ya que toda la parte de reglaje del regulador hatsan, se aloja dentro del plenum, restandole al mismo la capacidad de aire regulado, es muy poca la cantidad de aire y trae considerable baja de potencia en el arma, no es tema de dar mas tensión al martillo, no es eso, es poca cantidad de aire regulado en el plenum, falla de ingeniería creo. Todo se soluciona con un pleno de 9 centimetros de largo sustituyendo el original, así tenemos mas aire regulado y la velocidad del balín es mayor. En mi caso y con el plenum original, nunca llegue a sobrepasar los 680 fps, falló la ingeniería, pero se puede solucionar, claro está...con un sobrecosto que, si se lo piensa bien, es mejor comprar otro regulador a un precio un poco mas elevado a tener que gastar dinero en este regulador para dejarlo funcionar. Punto en contra para hatsan en este tema específico
The at44 class has no need for a regulator. Unless you bore the gas valve to greatly increase the power of the AG and need to get the power under control with a regulator set at 150 bar. Peace
How much are the regulators from Hatsan Cameron, and are they only available for high powered rifles. In the UK, our legal power unless you have a firearm certificate is a maximum of 12 ft/lbs. The other problem that we have over here is that all manufacturers that sell or send to sell fit anti tamper devices. This is not a legal requirement, but it is a pain in the arse for those that like to fine tune their air rifles. As long as you keep it below the 12 ft/lbs limit without a firearm certificate, you aren't breaking the law. I believe it's just another example of manufacturers, like cars, making you have all the work done on a rifle will have to be done by the manufacturer. Yes, the warranty is void when you do this. But once you are out of your warranty period, you should be able to do this yourself without any problems. Hopefully you can do full strip down an rebuilds with your video demos, so that we know where an how the anti tamper compares to those in the USA. It's always great to see your videos and how much more fun you have in the USA, which is all down to the 2nd amendment. Keep up the good work. Mark Holding (Nottingham, England)
Great video very easy to understand and great instruction can't wait for the BT65 regulator video.cheers Dean
You make it look so easy.
My regulator stays in the gun when I try to unscrew the tube. How can I get it out?
Can you explain how this works without having a way for it to vent ? With ever other regulator you have to add a vent hole .
Been looking for this genuine hatsan reg online, interesting that it is so easy to fit. All others i have seen, Huma and Lane ones need to alter your cylinder to vent the regulator
Does it need a vent hole? If not then how is the regulator vented?
Is it the same to install this on the Hatsan Galatian Tact Semi Auto
Can a regulator be added to the Hatsan Jet in this manner? or how else?
What are the benefits of installing a regulator?
I need a regulator for my gun, where can I get it?
Is this valve compatible with a hatzan bullboss???
Any reason to replace regulator , other than it's bad?
Where can i purchase this haydan at44 power reguator?
No o rings need to be removed? Also is it the same process for the bt65sb because the air regulator are basically the same.. and do you remove any o rings on the bt65sb also?
Una pregunta se le puede subir la potencia a este regulador de 130 bar a 150 bar
Con los 130 cuantos fps te da amigo?
Estoy en lo mismo..pudiste solucionarlo?
Cameron. Can you put a 100cc cylinder from Bullboss to Hatsan Jet 1…????
Is it the same process for the bt65sb? The regular is basically the same. Also i notice you didn't remove any o-rings like in othe regulator rifle when installing a regulator like the huma air regulator for example that others remove one of the o-rings to install it in their rifle.
Hello sir im from philippines i have a unit same with your demo... I have problem on my hatsan AT44-10 every time i insert air the guage go to 200 the green color the power of my hatsan decreasing so i will re assembly again to increase power... Pls help me send me a video demo regarding on it... Thanks
How to order regulator of HAtsan AT-44-10 made in turkey
I have ordered a new Hatsan AT44 QES PCP Air Rifle and from what I have seen thus far it uses a different fill nipple than my hand pump has. My hand pump has a forstner type female quick plug. What type of adaptor would I need to get in order that I may continue to use my existing hand pump...
I was thinking about a regulator for my .22cal AT44-QE, but most of my shooting is done at under 30 yards. I also like the stock power setting of 30 fpe. (With 18.21gr HP Barracuda pellets).
Since my Zero is 30 yards, It's easy to use a little hold-over for 15 yards or 40 yards and still connect with small targets. These ranges don't really require a super consistent velocity.. The POI at 30 yards, hardly varies at all with small drops in pressure.. (Or even with full 3000 PSI fills).
However, I'm not using this heavy rifle for walking around out in the woods, I stay near my pumps.. When I see the pressure is under 1,600 PSI, I pump it back up near 3000. I hardly ever change the mag.. When I see holes rotate around, I push in some more hollow-points..
Richard Le
El regulador solo es para los modelos del 2018 en adelante ??
Tengo un BT65rb del año 2012 se le puede montar el regulador ???
Hi i am new to pcp air rifles and i living in the UK we are only allowed to have air rifles in sub 12ft * lb so will it stay under 12ft * lb power when put in the regular, like i said i don't have knowledge on pcp air rifles and if the air rifle go over 12ft * lb and if you don't have fac license then you will go to jail for 5 years so in england have to be very careful not go over ft*lb
I'm curious 🤔 can a "Depinger" be installed along with this regulator?
Once you put in this regulator you won’t need a depinger. Mine became ping free after installation.
@@michaelh3544 Well,.... That's exactly what I did I installed a deep finger along with a regulator. But that's okay I can always remove it when I get around to it.
Buenas tengo un BT65rb cal 22.
Una vez instalando el regulador, se puede llenar normalmente, a 200 bares ?? O se llena a menos presión ?? Gracias no por la ayuda q mede
Super easy upgrade. Took me 10 mins including getting pliers as my value was too tight to lossen by hand and re-airing up the cylinder with my compressor.
Glad it worked for you!
It looks so much easier than the other regs on the market with no alterations to the cylinder for a vent. I assume it works without.
Trying to find one online in the uk
Got mine today and the valve won't budge. Used a wrench and rubber around the tube for grip but still slips in my hand. Before I put it in a padded vice is there a trick or something I'm missing?
Is it completely empty of air?
Airgun Depot yes I was able to press the valve down with my finger, no air. I ended up un screwing it tho with a vise padded with leather and a properly sized opened end wrench. Thanks for getting back tho. It looked like there was silicone lube on the threads. Any idea why it was so stuck? Even with the bench vise I almost gave up out of fear of deforming the brass. Also I just got it 5 days ago shooting 3mags to see before results of adding the regulator.
Sometimes they are very tight. We're glad you were able to get it done!
Will this work in the hatsan bullboss 25 cal
Yes the bullboss is the AT44 class just bullpup form
Does this fit the hatsan bullboss?
Buen vídeo que Marca son HUMA ??
how to order
Tried unscrewing the air cylinder away from my at44 and unscrewed leaving the brass bit with regulator still attached to the rifle .
Can anyone advise me on how to get it off as one solid unit .
Thanks
Is that regulator part number HA90435 for that model?
HELLO. DO YOU HAVE A VIDEO INSTALLING A REGULATOR ON A HATSAN FACTOR? tHANK YOU
how to order a regulator
Just ordered the reg for my bullboss. In the video you left the oring on the valve body and in the written directions from hatsan, your supposed to take the oring off. Which information is correct?
We recommend that you follow the written instructions.
How much is your at 44 cylinder regulator?
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Do you apply oil to the end of the air cylinder when you change out the cylinder?
I am interested in knowing the results before and after installing the regulator?Great to see how easy it is too install, but please tell us why we should buy itto begin with?
we are still waiting for a reply
I have a similar regulator on my .177 AT44-10. These rifles have a small air tank and the regulator doesn`t make a revolution in terms of shot count but it does make each shot consistent. I used a 11 grains pellets un-regulated at 290 m/s, and now i use 8 grains pellets regulated at 290 m/s.
I went from 15 usable shots to 30 usable shots on a tank. I think the regulator is set at around 130 bar. It became much more of a rifle now than before in terms of usability but went from 30J to 22J so i compensate with shooting lighter pellets to keep muzzle velocity up.
And MOST IMPORTANTLY, how well does it work?
Data before and after would be nice!
If we do another video like this we will definitely show a before and after.
Thanks for the video. I have a totally different valve I ordered for my 44-10. I thought it was an actual Hansan product. I takes a little more work than this to install. My Rifle is the short version. I see you call for 135 psi what if I up this to say 150? Will I encounter any problems.
Thanks in Advance. Ron from Nevada
We're not sure which regulator you picked up, but the manufacturer will know what pressures it is rated for.
How does this regulator compare to the Lane, Huma, Altaros, or any other regulator out there?
The Air-superiority is much easier to install IMO
Probably too late but the hatsan doesnt need to have a hole drilled or the treads files down to vent.
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Am I still able to fill the gun to its full safe 250 bar fill, or will I have to fill less, also will that set regulated pressure have same, more, or less power than unregulated
You can still fill it to 250 bar with the regulator. As for the power, adding the regulator does not increase power, it just flattens the power curve so you will get more shots at a consistent velocity. As for what velocity and how many shots that will depend on how you tune the regulator.
Airgun Depot ok, thanks for the quick response, you guys have helped a lot before, I appreciate it, but adding the regulator, will the fps be about the same as without it, just more consistent? Or will I have to do testing to adjust the regulator the relative same fps
Out of the box it will probably be a little slower with the reg then without it, but it can easily be tuned to get some more FPS out of it
Airgun Depot ok, thanks for all the help
Airgun Depot, sorry but one last question, to turn up or down fps with the regulator installed, would it be better to tune the reg or hammer adjustment of the gun
Can you guys put up the shot string? Whats the point of this video without the visible change in results?
+ralstonraz the point is to show you how to install the regulator since many have never installed one before, we are working on the testing video at the moment.
+Airgun Depot looking forward to it. This is probably the first time that regulators will be available commercially on a large scale - unlike specialized manufacturers who make them. Kudos to the #hatsan team for listening to their customers to improve their already fantastic airguns :)
Agreed, we were really happy to see Hatsan make these available.
+Airgun Depot yup... Cheers....
I would love to see how these regulators hold up, what the number of shots before it falls off, and Chrony numbers are. Thanks. Love the vids.
Thanks!! for the instructions 👍
how much is the price of this regilator
It's out of stock
I have no regulator in my hatsan at 44 pa
Do I need one
Probably not. It will flatten the curve out, but will reduce the shot count. By adjusting the hammer spring you should be able to get a fairly flat string without doing anything else.
@@airgundepot thanks for the information
@@airgundepot Thank you !!! I'm waiting for my long 4mm allen to come in the mail tomorrow, and I have the regulator in my hand, but it's been sitting here for a month now, so I'll just do the hammer spring thing.
what's the price on these ?
what is the maximum top up of air if the regulator is installed? Can we top up to 200bars or lower?
can you refill it with a handpump from 0psi?
Yes, and the good thing is. that with a reg installed, you can pump to lower psi and still get good performance instead of having to get to the full 3,000 psi.
why did not you take the slm walfteek oringu regulator do not need to air thanks
Hey Cameron, I too would like to see the testing. Are those regs adjustable?
+monkeydad1969 yes, they are adjustable. We are working on getting a testing video up asap.
Airgun Depot Hey Cameron, what's up with the test video, or did I miss something? Keep the vids coming!😁
can this regulator can be install on a bullboss .22???
you got an answer?
Hate to be a pest. My brand new At44s-10 QE has a totally different valve than in your video. There is no o-ring, no spacer, and no spring. There's just a black disc on the bottom I assume needs to be removed? Would it be possible for you to post an updated video using the new valve in the AT44S-10?
Our video schedule is pretty packed for the next few months, but we might be able to revisit it in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
After the regulator install on the short what was your final average fps with the 18gr. Jsb and shot count before it dropped off the regulator.I have read many misleading comments about regulating the .22 short on gta.
Thank You.
I ordered one of these today for my Galatian
.25
I keep hearing these regulators are no good???
Why do you not have to drill a vent hole like all the others out there, seems like it would need it in theory....?
I have .177 Galatian RG ( the cylinder is included with this regulator and has 'regulator' word laser marking on the cap next to rotating ring , and also laser engraved GALATIAN RG at cocking lever side ) , I try to search this RG type but no result , I think this should be for Turkish market only.
I dismantle the cylinder to increase the speed , it comes with 100 bar setting and give 750-780 fps with 15gr , I increase to 120bar and give 825-850fps with 15gr .
it come without big O ring at valve end ( this is for venting ) , the valve spring is much more stronger than non RG series . frankly I am not satisfied with the spread , it is to wide , I did JB weld all the hole but one facing the transfer port , shot count increase but the spread still the same ..
this video does not give the fact , you need venting , changing the valve spring tension , etc
Awesome video. Thank you
You're welcome!
When the AT44 .22 is stock it shoots like 1050fps with 15.9 jsb. The hammer is hitting against 2900 psi. With the regulator in place the hammer is only hitting on 1800 psi. So it would seem setting the hammer to a weaker spring setting would be in order. Have you found this to be the case?
can I adjust the regulator from the factory setting?.... just looked at this item on airgun depot and it says "For professional installation only."... whats up with that?... PS, can the regulator fit in the ATP2 air cylinder ?
+James Denny yes, you can adjust from the factory settings, Not sure if it will fit the ATP2 cylinder, but I do have one here I can take it apart and check. Hatsan only lists it as fitting the AT-44 though
Airgun Depot would you guys import this regulator to the UK??
+airgun depot did you check to see if it will fit the ATP2?
guess not
Doesn't work with the "six shooter" looking valve. Only the white one.
Luego de muchas pruebas con ese regulador, llegué a una conclusión y puse en práctica algo qué en lo personal me dio resultado. Que cambio realizé? Simple, un plenum mas grande, ya que toda la parte de reglaje del regulador hatsan, se aloja dentro del plenum, restandole al mismo la capacidad de aire regulado, es muy poca la cantidad de aire y trae considerable baja de potencia en el arma, no es tema de dar mas tensión al martillo, no es eso, es poca cantidad de aire regulado en el plenum, falla de ingeniería creo. Todo se soluciona con un pleno de 9 centimetros de largo sustituyendo el original, así tenemos mas aire regulado y la velocidad del balín es mayor. En mi caso y con el plenum original, nunca llegue a sobrepasar los 680 fps, falló la ingeniería, pero se puede solucionar, claro está...con un sobrecosto que, si se lo piensa bien, es mejor comprar otro regulador a un precio un poco mas elevado a tener que gastar dinero en este regulador para dejarlo funcionar. Punto en contra para hatsan en este tema específico
The at44 class has no need for a regulator. Unless you bore the gas valve to greatly increase the power of the AG and need to get the power under control with a regulator set at 150 bar. Peace
Be cool if they made one for the Beeman QB Chief
How much are the regulators from Hatsan Cameron, and are they only available for high powered rifles. In the UK, our legal power unless you have a firearm certificate is a maximum of 12 ft/lbs. The other problem that we have over here is that all manufacturers that sell or send to sell fit anti tamper devices. This is not a legal requirement, but it is a pain in the arse for those that like to fine tune their air rifles. As long as you keep it below the 12 ft/lbs limit without a firearm certificate, you aren't breaking the law. I believe it's just another example of manufacturers, like cars, making you have all the work done on a rifle will have to be done by the manufacturer. Yes, the warranty is void when you do this. But once you are out of your warranty period, you should be able to do this yourself without any problems. Hopefully you can do full strip down an rebuilds with your video demos, so that we know where an how the anti tamper compares to those in the USA.
It's always great to see your videos and how much more fun you have in the USA, which is all down to the 2nd amendment.
Keep up the good work.
Mark Holding (Nottingham, England)
Just move to the USA problem solved.
nobody should even make a pcp rifle without a regular
La verdad, a mi en lo personal no me sirvió la instalación de ese regulador, fue tirar el dinero!!!
Yo creo que hay q perforar el tanque en la parte de atrás.para q las atmósfera se estabilice , ya lo ví en otros vídeos,
Save your money. I love Hatsan products but this regulator is garbage. Waste of money and waste of air space.
Сразу видно, что снайпер... 😂