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**doubleblade91** · July 5th, 07:09 AM

wuts the difference between vertical regulator impulse and regular impulse?

**djj1973** · July 5th, 08:06 AM

I think you mean vertical and horizontal. As far as I can see nothing different between the two. It all depends on your prefrence. The regs are the same. Most places charge the same price for either models.

**Scientistblank** · July 5th, 12:49 PM

Get a vert reg the regular one makes the gun sssooooo tall. It also makes the point of ballance at the very end of the gun or farther.

**djj1973** · July 5th, 02:32 PM

It is taller, but you do not notice it after a while.

**luisodude** · July 5th, 02:41 PM

there is really no difference performancewise

but i would suggest the vert reg because if u ge the horizantal and then u want to put a drop or something it is going to be super mega tall so ya but its more of a personal prefrence thing

***Barber*** · July 5th, 03:21 PM

The vert reg fits very nicely in my hands. The horizontal is too big for an impulse.

**djj1973** · July 5th, 07:41 PM

Ive seen some impys that have an angled grip, Is that an upgrade you can buy or do you have to buy that brand of IMPY?

**Impy28190** · July 5th, 09:14 PM

^wut do you mean by angled grip

and like barber said get the vert reg for sure, saves height which is already a problem, impulses are just plain tall

***xPiZZeRx*** · July 5th, 10:12 PM

The angled grip you are talking about is really an angled vertical adapter (VA), or angled air source adapter (ASA).

They are aftermarket upgrades available for the Impulse.

They are located just in front of the trigger frame. The inline regulator, or whatever you have there, is screwed into this. It's also where the gauge, and the pressure release valve (PRV) are located on.

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