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  • Justus
    Justech.us

    • Nov 2010
    • 1515

    #31
    Originally posted by birdinator
    Thanks

    I have one more question:

    68 classic/RT/Tac One...what shoots more accurate? Do they all shoot the same given if they all had the same bolt/air valve and barrel?
    If they're shooting the same paint and at the same FPS, then they're going to be identical in accuracy. The largest variable in shooting accurately is the paint itself. Dimpled, raised seams, etc. cause differences in how it spins while in flight.

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    • birdinator
      Registered User
      • Jan 2012
      • 62

      #32
      Originally posted by Justus
      If they're shooting the same paint and at the same FPS, then they're going to be identical in accuracy. The largest variable in shooting accurately is the paint itself. Dimpled, raised seams, etc. cause differences in how it spins while in flight.
      So other than having a different look, buying an RT over a 68 classic is not going to to make that much of a differance? I just buying into a look.

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      • BiNumber3
        Dazed and Confused

        • Feb 2008
        • 1038

        #33
        Rt and x valves also have decreased weight, capable of rt effect, and have lighter trigger pulls, though you can add the same pull to a classic.
        I personally use classic valves for all my mags, as i dont use the rt effect:)

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        • Justus
          Justech.us

          • Nov 2010
          • 1515

          #34
          There are definitely some differences, but not as far as accuracy goes. The RT Pro/ReTro/Emag/X-valves are all reactive, meaning that the on/off pin pushes back against the sear, causing some force feedback on the trigger. This allows the user to "bounce" the trigger and get some massive fire rate that isn't able to be replicated by the Classic valve.

          But when you're talking about accuracy, like I said, the quality of paint is the biggest factor, followed by how consistently you can keep the velocity from shot to shot.

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          • birdinator
            Registered User
            • Jan 2012
            • 62

            #35
            Cool... This helps me understand things a little better.

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            • birdinator
              Registered User
              • Jan 2012
              • 62

              #36
              To add too pump mag that I bought a while back. It was getting lonely. I just picked up these to mags with X-valves

              This one works great!


              This one needs some love. The gun has bolt stick and the chrome finish on the ULE is pealing.
              I got a quote for $45 to have it replated.

              I can't stop myself
              Last edited by birdinator; 08-19-2012, 04:43 PM.

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              • Olsson
                The Swedish Chef
                • Jun 2010
                • 170

                #37
                You sir, have got bitten by the Mag bug. Re-read the thread to see that posters were actually mentioning this. Nice choices by the way. Z-grip AND an X-valve with the "X-Valve" lasering.

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                • OPBN
                  OldPBNoob

                  • Sep 2008
                  • 5240

                  #38
                  Nice buys. Regarding the flaking plating on the intelliframe, you are probably just better off finding another. If you watch closely, you can often pick up the chrome/nickel ones for $45-50 as they don't tend to be in as much demand as the black ones.
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                  • birdinator
                    Registered User
                    • Jan 2012
                    • 62

                    #39
                    Originally posted by OPBN
                    Nice buys. Regarding the flaking plating on the intelliframe, you are probably just better off finding another. If you watch closely, you can often pick up the chrome/nickel ones for $45-50 as they don't tend to be in as much demand as the black ones.
                    I have a a little pitting on the intel frame that I can get away with. Most of it is hinden under the grip.
                    Its the ULE body that is flaking like crazy. I just stopped at a place this morning to show them the ULE and the final price would be $50.56 to have it nickle plated to match the rest of the gun.

                    What do you guys think?

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                    • keiko_819
                      iamtheRAGE

                      • Oct 2006
                      • 1173

                      #40
                      Originally posted by birdinator
                      I have a a little pitting on the intel frame that I can get away with. Most of it is hinden under the grip.
                      Its the ULE body that is flaking like crazy. I just stopped at a place this morning to show them the ULE and the final price would be $50.56 to have it nickle plated to match the rest of the gun.

                      What do you guys think?
                      thats half ways to another ule body, or you may find someone who will trade you if they are planning on getting anno done to theirs or something...another option is if the flaking is only on the rear to get the carbon fiber mod, thats $50 to do but it looks pretty sweet, ive got that mod done on one of my mags...just post up and see if you get lucky...

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                      • need4reebs
                        OutKasT 4 Sho!!!

                        • Feb 2011
                        • 1441

                        #41
                        Originally posted by birdinator
                        I have a a little pitting on the intel frame that I can get away with. Most of it is hinden under the grip.
                        Its the ULE body that is flaking like crazy. I just stopped at a place this morning to show them the ULE and the final price would be $50.56 to have it nickle plated to match the rest of the gun.

                        What do you guys think?

                        any pics of the flaking dood? how bad is it? nice lil collection you are starting! if you can afford it get it re plated...if you dont mind waiting to see if someone is gonna send their ULE out for and will trade you for yours, or possibly get the carbon fibur mod depending on where the flaking is, that would be the way to go?

                        How are you liking you Z-Grip???
                        http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/h...8715822556.gif

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                        • birdinator
                          Registered User
                          • Jan 2012
                          • 62

                          #42
                          Sorry, I did not get pictures of the flaking. But it was about a 1 inch square around the ball detent that was flaking. I went ahead and got it replated. By the time I pay for shipping and all that. I figured it would be cheaper to just do the plating. Turns out that I need to have the ULE nickle plated to match the rest of the hardware on my RT. It came out great and got it done in two day. The shop is around the corner from me.

                          I just ordered an x-valve o-ring kit for this RT. Right now it gets bolt stick. The trigger freezes after one or two pulls. Once I de-gas the gun, the bolt resets. It also came with a ULE trigger pull kit installs. I did read that some mags should not use this kit. How do I figure out if this can or cannot work with my setup? Could the ULE be the issue?
                          Last edited by birdinator; 08-27-2012, 02:32 PM.

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                          • OPBN
                            OldPBNoob

                            • Sep 2008
                            • 5240

                            #43
                            Originally posted by birdinator
                            Sorry, I did not get picture of the flaking. But it was about a 1 inch square around the ball detent that was flaking. I went ahead and got it replated. By the time I pay for shipping and all that. I figured it would be cheaper to just do the plating. Turns out that I need to have the ULE nickle plated to match the rest of the hardware on my RT. It came out great and got it done in two day. The shop is around the corner from me.

                            I just ordered an x-valve o-ring kit for this RT. Right now it gets bolt stick. The trigger freezes after one or two pulls. Once I de-gas the gun, the bolt resets. It also came with a ULE trigger pull kit installs. I did read that some mags should not use this kit. How do I figure out if this can or cannot work with my setup? Could the ULE be the issue?
                            If you are ordering extras, you may want to order a set of Level X carriers. Bolt stick is usually from having too small of a carrier. Check and see what size you have. I may have some extras i can sell you vs getting an whole kit. You can determine the size of the carrier by the rings and dots on it. It starts with a dot, then a ring and a dot, than 2 rings, then two rings and a dot etc.
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                            • birdinator
                              Registered User
                              • Jan 2012
                              • 62

                              #44
                              I got some of those with the pruchase of the RT. I will play with it tonight.
                              Thanks for the info

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                              • OPBN
                                OldPBNoob

                                • Sep 2008
                                • 5240

                                #45
                                Originally posted by birdinator
                                I got some of those with the pruchase of the RT. I will play with it tonight.
                                Thanks for the info
                                Remember to remove the shims from the Level X and to keep the same oring when changing carriers. The different size carriers is to compensate for the inconsistency of the o-rings.
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