Air tube end cap gauge for regged Regal?

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I know that Huma makes an aftermarket end cap for the Air Arms guns to show the cylinder pressure after the gun has been regulated (since the existing gauge will only read the reg pressure), does anyone know if this will fit the regal too?  I wish daystate parts were easier to get because I could just buy the end cap that daystate uses on their new regulated regals.

https://www.huma-air.com/Air-Arms-Quickfill-with-Pressure-Gauge

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One issue might be the different barrel bands used but I don't need the band on my regal.  Maybe I could use one from a gun that doesn't have a barrel band?  Does anyone know the thread size on the Regal cylinder?  Huma has a few to choose from...

https://www.huma-air.com/Quickfill-Probes#filter:61b3a9f1e214615bc9a87853f52c9670

[ranchibi]

Justin, you may want to contact AoA as they are THE Daystate importers in the US. You could also try this guy (Damian) from across the pond that I have purchased from before, great guy - damian@pullthetrigger.co.uk - he will respond ASAP! Oh, I also saw a guy on YouTube do a reg install with endtube gauge before Daystate did theirs...try and Google it..I’ll try and find a link for ya. Found it..Wika gauge.

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Thanks man I'll check it out!  I know the video you're talking about where the guy made his own end gauge setup and it looks excellent.  I think it was a tuner over in the UK and I guess he was making them to sell but maybe not anymore.

Edit: Duuuur, thats the same video I was talking about lol.  Looks like a sweet setup.

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Thanks man I'll check it out!  I know the video you're talking about where the guy made his own end gauge setup and it looks excellent.  I think it was a tuner over in the UK and I guess he was making them to sell but maybe not anymore.

Edit: Duuuur, thats the same video I was talking about lol.  Looks like a sweet setup.

Justin, you’re welcome! These are great rifles and I hope you get it EXACTLY how you want it .

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Great gun but I normally fill it back up when I'm done shooting and a couple times I've gone out to shoot it and dropped off the reg instantly haha.  It would be nice to have a gauge that reads the cylinder pressure but not absolutely necessary.