Is it worth it

[Mcbane]

Is it worth it having a paintball shop by me set my angel to the right mini reg, LPR, and output pressure. Also what is this all going to do for my gun, and what is the proper settings for these features, or should they know that

[Kdog-13]

Where did you get your gun?

[Wing Nut]

Is it worth it having a paintball shop by me set my angel to the right mini reg, LPR, and output pressure. Also what is this all going to do for my gun, and what is the proper settings for these features, or should they know that

There are plenty of threads on here about this. Best one to look at is this one http://www.angel-owners.com/showthread.php?t=15119

If the store you bought it from wont do it, try one of the sponsor nearest to you.

[kevine]

Wing Nut is right. There are a lot of threads already posted here that will probably answer your questions. You should probably read the manual. I leave mine right over the porcelain thrown. Every time I have to "pass judgment", I read it again!

If all else fails, take it to the store you bought it from. However, most A4's shoot fine right out of the box with the exception of needing a case of paint to "break it in."

[JTp8ntballer12]

i think it is an absolute MUST of getting the angels rebuilt nicely by a quality tech. i definatly noticed a difference after my lpr was lowered and all this other stuff he did.

i would definatly try to use kens setting but i use sensi1, tr6, dwell18, lpr 40ish, middle volumizer and i have a 450 output tank

[52brandon]

Buy the tool kit and do it yourself. Its nice to be able to fix my own gun on my time rater than 10 - 5, 6 days a week. There are plenty of posts on this site that tell you what settings to put it on.

[Sparco]

I think it would be worth it to have a qualified person show you the right way to do it, if you feel uncomfortable doing it yourself. Otherwise 99% of all technical work can be done outside of a technician. But obviously it's sometimes easier to just send it away.