Lane Regulators - Evaluating Your Pellet Choices.

[@wibble1999]

you are a true gent Robert...thanks for taking the trouble explaining the reasoning.... Dave

[@maximumeffort7836]

Brilliant Deductive Video, A Real Education Brilliantly Explained and Diagrammed 👏 Thank you

[@LowkeyAirgunner]

Interesting analysis! I knew this could happen but you made it easier to picture for sure

[@l8tr597]

Lol, who, who are the idiots who voted thumbs down on such a video? The man takes his time out of his day, lets you into a highly specialized world of his (knowledge) and gives a concise detailed explanation of how things work and why, and three morons think "ah I'll thumb this down" because they have contributed SO much to anything? I think not, Wankers is what I think of those ppl. Thanks for taking time out to do these videos, as you can see, many more of us appreciate the explanations you provide for us doeheads (like myself) that need these to help us shoot better.

[@paulward2668]

l8tr597 , abso fkin lutely!!!👍👏

[@markbushne]

Good show man! So its a matter of the pellets skirt engaging the rifling inside the barrel at slower speeds it wasn't blasting the skirt out as far as before, therefore you need a bigger pellet diameter to get the same results, regulated. Excellent explanation, its shows your expertise and experience.

[@robertlanedesign]

Yes: You are quite right. The issues are that the teeenest alterations can make a big difference with how all aspects of airguns work. Although all airguns are 'Low' power in comparison to most things in life, they work very quickly and there are great forces at work, so small changes make a big difference. If you can ever capture a 'Normal Average Weight Pellet' from a 40+ft/lb PCP you will see that it is a LUMP of lead not pellet shaped due to the air blast, but you still get some deformation on 12ft/lb especially on JSB, AA etc. as they are very soft composites.

[@pioneerdrv]

Outstanding explanation Robert. Another great informative video. Cheers Bill

[@robertlanedesign]

I have a far better example on Pellets form many years ago, I aught to upload soon.

[@anthonyshoto1724]

Thank you for a clear and concise explanation. Great work too..

[@RichoZX636]

Nice explanation Roberto.

[@nigelczuchraj4517]

S200 (old model of gun)how a worn barrel if the gun has had a lot of use be at fault as well?

[@adambacker8178]

Thank you, very useful info

[@l8tr597]

Hey Mr Lane, ok, I am a retired Pipefitter and just got an At44 wood 10 shot. With Hill pump, Wolf Stripper and regulator coming, $69, really good deal I hope. So, as a fitter like I get the valve, Venturi effect, ect. So, it needs to be vented because why, they normally let in a tiny bit more then supposed too? Or, does it let in whole amount of pressure always from main part of tank (reg is in removable tank) then vents to the regulators setting? Thanks, your a hell of an engineer not just a designer, no need to be so humble, I wish I had half your smart for this stuff

[@robertlanedesign]

+l8tr597 If you go to my Play Lists - Look at FAQ's Watch videos 1 & 2

[@l8tr597]

+robertlanedesign subscribed, didn't realize your whole channel

[@paulward2668]

Absolutely, technically great! vid, right up my street. Explained 2a T brilliant, u'r 1 knowledgeable bloke! excuse me if I sound patronizing but I've not found anyone to compare? just what I needed. Just to ask have you any tech info on the HW110 or transfer port sizes 4 BSA .25 scorpion upgrade to (FAC) ? thanks 4 u'r time, Paul👍👌👏

[@antoniodicappo403]

Superb logic and explanation. I'm so glad I found your utube advice. Thanks so much.

[@shaneweightman]

Hi do you make a regulator for the Gamo Phox .177 please ,, thanks Shane uk 🇬🇧

[@44Notsofast]

Thank you.

[@pioneerdrv]

Much appreciated-Thanks

[@NooneyTroll]

I want a lane reg but the thought of fitting it myself in my ftp 900 terrifies me.