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I will check it out thanks, to be honest the standard reg for the L2 has been pretty good for me but I might get the huma and have a little poke around inside. Thanks for watching.

Possibly, however for the Leshiy 2 and its large washers keeping them together isn't that hard as the piston is easily removable and the washers are kept in place by the o ring on the end of the piston, however I could see a benefit in magnetizing the washers of a FX AMP style reg as the piston is down a hole and a little trickier to work on.

Hi thanks for the question, I just apply dry lube to the belleville washers, its just for the metal to metal contacts, applying it to the other parts (body, piston ect.) will have little to no benefit as they all ride on o rings and should be lubricated by silicone grease. Thanks for watching. 👍

@@sub12airgunners thanks for this information 👍 you have a great channel go on please and try to make a video about the regulator of the Prophet Performance thanks again 👍

@@sub12airgunners Hi Jeff/Geoff, sorry for coming in late here, I did watch this and many others of yours as they came out but my L2 is coming soon, same spec as yours plus the 350cc bottle so I’m re-watching the good L2 vids, meaning all yours as well. My question here on the use of dry lube, if the lube gets on the o-rings, is there a danger of it cancelling out the benefit of the silicon grease? In other words, do you need to be very careful not contaminate the areas where the 2 different lubes are used?

HI, not sure on the size, I had a look and my set has 3 I just used the medium ones, Thanks for watching.

@@sub12airgunners managed to find the right ones via edgun Spain website. Just waiting on my reg tester now before I start adjusting. Love the idea of yours and having the reg gauge their to see whats going on. Thanks again for the reply, look forward to future vids.

Its reg creep, as you leave the rifle the regulator pressure slowly creeps past the set point and your first shot is at a higher reg pressure, unfortunately a very common problem with the EAR, Edgun has a video but his solution is to ignore the first shot. We don't have the EAR reg on our rifle so unfortunately we can't have a look and figure out the problem. Thanks for watching.

Its the breathe hole for the belleville chamber on the reg, one of the o rings in the reg has failed. Thanks for watching