My new mag...

[TyeStick]

Problem is that a FEW upgrades on a mag turns into half the parts for another Mag. It'sa eendless cycle

That is true... I mean, the main part of the mag is the Valve. Everything else is just so simplified.

Very nice mag.

Thanks chief.

Nice and clean. Congrats. You will love the SHP reg.

Thanks! I haven't gotten a chance to fully enjoy the SHP reg yet. If everything goes as planned this weekend, I plan on running two cases or so through my Mag so I can fully reap the benifits of the SHP reg.

[kfletch]

What size pin are you using? I put an E-Mag's .712 in from tuna and it rips. That and the RPG trigger with the stops were the best things I added.
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[TyeStick]

What size pin are you using?[ATTACH=CONFIG]87782[/ATTACH]

I honestly have no clue. Whatever he installs in the ULE mags.

[kfletch]

Stock size is .75 which is 3/4 of an inch. drop it on a ruler to find out. The .712 helped the bounce effect of the RT trigger.

[TyeStick]

I don't have a ruler. If I did have one though, we're talking about grinding a bit down, correct?
Doesn't matter though; I'll let Luke work his magic when I send out my parts.

[kfletch]

I prefer to have both a stock one and one grinded down. Some fields don't allow the use of reactive triggers, so it's nice to be able to go back to stock. Also they are really pretty cheap from Tuna.

[Bunny]

I dig it! Hows the rotor? I was thinking about picking one up, but i'm still on the fence about it.

[TyeStick]

I dig it! Hows the rotor? I was thinking about picking one up, but i'm still on the fence about it.

I enjoy my Rotor. Most people I know can either love it or leave it. Most loaders today are more than capable with keeping up with the feed rates of today's markers. I enjoy my Rotor. Easy disassembly for cleaning, amazing battery life, along with an excellent feed rate are what won me over. Not to forget to mention, it's easy on the eyes. The only issue I've ran into, was using paint that was almost a decade old... Paint was swollen, had dimples, flat spots... Paint you wouldn't normally use. Needless to say, it didn't feed very well. Also heard that the Rotor doesn't feed well with Reballs. I wouldn't know though. I haven't used Reballs.

If you already have loaders that work well for you, I'd say pass. If you're in the market for another loader, you can pick up used V3 Rotors for $80 - $100. All in all, I think you'll enjoy it.