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Thread: On/off + Trigger pin = Need tech help quick

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    On/off + Trigger pin = Need tech help quick

    Ok,

    So I thought I could use my RT Pro valve on my brother's minimag rail without having to do anything to it. So I sent it out for... stuff. I was wrong.

    The on/off pin is too long, I believe. Measured by my calipers, it's .765, +/- .001

    My trigger rod seems a bit off at 1.995, again +/- .001

    what length should my trigger rod be in order to compensate for the longer on/off pin?

    Lastly, how do I adjust the trigger rod? just take some plyers and twist?

    Thanks in advance for any help

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    Arrow

    I believe you need the on/ off pin at .750 and so the easiest thing to do is to get this for $28:
    http://store.airgun.com/acb/showdetl...ID=242&CATID=6

    Hope this helps. Also the sear's trigger rod is the same length for both an RTP and AM/ MM's.

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    Yeah, I understand that, but the thing is I need it for this weekend, and I don't believe that I can obtain it that quickly.

    Had I known, I would have ordered it with my ULE :P

    I think I'm just going to dink around with it and see if I can get something to work.

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    .765" is the correct on/off pin length for the RTP. As for the trigger rod for the RTP - 1.945".

    the current rod length you have is what the mini should have, you really shouldnt adjust it. Instead, try swapping cleavis's with your RTP sear, then swap back afterwards.

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    I actually did try switching the... clevis thingies...

    ...that's the bottom "wishbone" thing that holds the trigger pin, right?

    Didn't seem to solve the problem. I could pop single shots off "OK" but when trying to rapid-fire, it'd short-stroke like you wouldn't believe.


    I just tossed my lvl 10 kit into my brother's Mini-valve, so I should be ok for the weekend.

    If there's another solution, I'd gladly take it. 11-12 bps is better than 8-9

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