Ninja ProV3 (Formerly Ninja Ace) Regulator Review | What's New with Ninja's Regulators?!

[@subiepower]

Contrary to everyone's belief the ace is the original pH took the design and lost in court. It's a Ninja patent.

[@azcompetitiveshooter]

i run the slp on my force, i do notice the gun is smoother, but best of all the slp eliminated the pinging when shooting.

[@MuadDiiib]

Tank regulators will have nothing to do with how "smooth" a gun shoots.

[@azcompetitiveshooter]

@@MuadDiiib100% disagree, its negligable but i can feel a differance in my force and cs3. less bounce in my shoulder pocket

[@MuadDiiib]

​@@azcompetitiveshooterok. Prove it or you're full of it. Simple as. I'm tired of uneducated people in this community telling misinformation about this. What you said isn't original. I heard that nonsense in 2013 by a kid at my field. It's false, you either prove it or you're full of it. I know for a fact it has nothing to do with how your guns feel when they shoot.

[@MuadDiiib]

​@@azcompetitiveshooterfurthermore, you also said it's "negligible" but you can "feel a difference". PICK ONE. How can you feel a "negligible difference". That is an oxymoron. It's because there was no difference. Unless you own an automag, there will never be a difference.

[@jerryfpugh]

This is good fellas… definitely subscribing!!

[@hallmountfilms]

Imagine what word of mouth can do. Everyone spouting it's a PowerHouse copy, whilst it's the other way round.

[@chuby3500]

A SLP V3 works on a geo 4?

[@elicalvo3446]

I wish the burst disc were low profile, like on the PH.

[@Sleepy4life]

its 8$ for a pair replace them

[@elicalvo3446]

@@Sleepy4life yes father

[@dabzpaintball4478]

Quick question. Do you know if I take all the shims out what p? SI pressure I would be at roughly. And if I add a silver shim, just one will I be at 500 PSI?

[@PunishersPaintball]

@@dabzpaintball4478 yes around 450-550 psi

[@dashiellrenaud2312]

When is the SLP side-by-side video coming out?

[@ImFetusDeletus]

Been out of the game for a while and so much has changed. I got a Luxe ICE and PE LV2. Would the stainless steel V3 at 550 be okay for both?

[@PunishersPaintball]

@@ImFetusDeletus sure would!!

[@ImFetusDeletus]

@@PunishersPaintball Awesome! Thanks guys!

[@dabzpaintball4478]

Definitely shoot softer at a lower psi , but if you're playing scenario you won't shoot very far.

[@seanjay00]

What the pros and cons of standard thread, and Stainless Steel Thread ?

[@iHasCaek]

standard is aluminum. stainless wont get damaged/bent so easily in case your tank/regulator hits the ground or get worn out as fast from insterting in/out.

[@dabzpaintball4478]

The only. Flaw design, I see on ninja regulators and I moved away from them. It's because they're bonnet. Aluminum after a while strips out in metal shavings, getting In your regulator. So staying with steel would probably be the way to go.

[@rickbirmingham2055]

My Tippmans and Mags are not going to like the loss of SHP!

[@Po7ent]

Ninja>>Ph

[@Slayerthemayors]

Yo Joel wasup

[@PunishersPaintball]

Suppp

[@AFChase]

I bet the aluminum, brass, and stainless steel don't all weigh the same but you didn't bother testing it. Pretty useless vid

[@josephsaucedo8691]

Shp hpa regulaters are made for actual air guns not soft air or paintball. Because of the out put needed for a airgun starts at 1200psi and up 3k so in less you have a airgun of course its not not going to be popular. If you can't use it in your field. The ninja flex regulater were also designed for airguns . the guy that helped design it builds custom air rifles and a external adjustable psi is needed for different wight of ammo are being used. 💯🫡👍✌️👌🤔

[@MuadDiiib]

The automag still exists....