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Frequently Asked Questions

General Power and Adjustment Questions

No. Both versions, while being sub 6 FPE capable, can be tuned up to much higher power levels.

Power adjustment is done in the same way for both (or any GK1) versions: through the power wheel that is adjusted through the grip.

Performance and Usage Differences

The V3 Regulated has the advantages of the regulator: better consistency and efficiency. At the same power level, it will be more efficient and provide you with a better shot count. On the other side, the GK1 V3-R, when tuned up, has the potential to achieve much higher power levels, due to the fact that it is unregulated.

The standard V3 and the V3-R are operated exactly in the same manner. The V3 Regulated has the fill port on the front of the airtank, right where the gauge shows the fill pressure. Other than that, for power adjustment and any other operating principle, all of the guns are used in the same way.

We’ve set the regulator to the perfect pressure for what the gun and the plenum are capable of. We emphatically don’t recommend playing with the regulator AT ALL. Use the same way to adjust the power as with the other V3 versions – through the power wheel.

Conversion and Preference Questions

No. The GK1 V3 Regulated is based on the standard V3, to which a regulator was added. When removed and used with the non-regulated kit, it becomes a standard GK1 V3. This means that, unlike the V3-R, at the lowest power levels it doesn’t dip down below 6FPE.

Both versions have their merits. This question is answered based on the performance difference between them and the shooter’s preference. If you want maximum shot count at sub 6FPE, then the regulated version is the key. If you want to have the potential for the absolute maximum power, then the V3-R is what you’re looking for. There is a balance and compromise in between that will depend on each shooter’s preference.

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