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It is a hidden set screw in the back of the breech. I think it is a 5mm hex socket. You CAN adjust this for hammer strike. A hammer adjustment is NOT a pressure regulator. With 50 shots why would you fool with a regulator on a $150 gun??

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YES IT DOES PEOPLE!
It is a hidden set screw in the back of the breech.  I think it is a 5mm hex socket.  You CAN adjust this for hammer strike.  A hammer adjustment is NOT a pressure regulator.  With 50 shots why would you fool with a regulator on a $150 gun??

James G. · Answer

D A, thanks for the info and clarification Sir. This will help other members! Cheers and stay safe!

Ed C. · Answer

D A, thank you for that tidbit of information. Have a great day!

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YES IT DOES PEOPLE! It is a hidden set screw in the back of the breech. I think it is a 5mm hex socket. You CAN adjust this for hammer strike. A hammer adjustment is NOT a pressure regulator. With 50 shots why would you fool with a regulator on a $150 gun??

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YES IT DOES PEOPLE! It is a hidden set screw in the back of the breech. I think it is a 5mm hex socket. You CAN adjust this for hammer strike. A hammer adjustment is NOT a pressure regulator. With 50 shots why would you fool with a regulator on a $150 gun??

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