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How does a LPR differ from a standard regulator?

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A standard regulator will receive 800-900 psi and then stabilize the output at a psi near the 800-850 mark (adjustable)

A LPR will receive 800-900 psi and then stabilize the output at 140-230 psi (adjustable)

The LPR is only used on guns that use low-pressure air internaly and will be found on guns in the $400+ price range.

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