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mfgolfnut
12-10-2003, 06:44 AM
Which would be the best choice as an upgrade for my minimag.
Intelliframe and level 10 or original trigger set and X-valve?
Thanks,
Mike::confused:
rikkter
12-10-2003, 06:46 AM
trade in valve to get xvalve. then you'd get xvalve and level10 right there. then buy intelli.
what i would do.
TheTramp
12-10-2003, 10:34 AM
I agree. An X-Valve will give you the L10 and Retro Valve in one pachage. These are the two most important upgrades IMHO. You can then save for the Intelliframe.
LittlePaintballBoy
12-10-2003, 10:38 AM
Wait, what valve do you have right now? If you have a retro valve already get the level 10 and intelli, but if you have a classic valve get the X Valve.:)
BD_Paintball
12-10-2003, 11:08 AM
get the intelli frame first. thats what i did and ive shot a mag with a x-valve and a stock frame and it is very weird. get the intelli first.
fire1811
12-10-2003, 11:51 AM
if you have a retro valve i would get the lvl X and
intelliframe.
xvalve is just lighter
you cant go wrong witht the intelliframe though it rocks
mfgolfnut
12-11-2003, 06:07 AM
I currently have a standard valve with an ANS II back section.
Mike
If you upgrade valves, then you will need BOTH original pieces to your stock valve in order for AGD to accept it as part of the "Go X Valve" program. Your other option is to dish out the full $325 for the X.
golfy1486
12-11-2003, 11:06 AM
trade in valve to get xvalve. then you'd get xvalve and level10 right there. then buy intelli.
what i would do.
dont trade in ure old valve u lose money that way becuz u only get $100 and its worth more than that :p
SlartyBartFast
12-11-2003, 12:14 PM
Originally posted by golfy1486
trade in valve to get xvalve. then you'd get xvalve and level10 right there. then buy intelli.
what i would do.
dont trade in ure old valve u lose money that way becuz u only get $100 and its worth more than that :p
If you want an intelli, xvalve, and lvlX bolt, just buy a new RT-ULE. You'll get a whole new gun for cheaper than the parts seperately.:)
UltimatePaintballer
12-11-2003, 12:56 PM
christmas is coming up, get a y grip and then an xvalve and ule body!
SlartyBartFast
12-11-2003, 01:11 PM
Originally posted by UltimatePaintballer
christmas is coming up, get a y grip and then an xvalve and ule body!
Y Grip >> 120$
XValve >> 325$ (225 w/trade-in)
ULE >> 145$
Total >> 570$ (470 w/trade-in)
RT-Pro custom with ULE and Y-Grip >> 515$ !!!:D
Why even consider anything else? With the custom you'll also get a barrel and the REST OF THE GUN!
All the upgrades you need plus a whole 2nd hand Mag for the grand price of $45!:D
Unless of course you want to have a spare body and grip with no use...
-=Squid=-
12-11-2003, 02:33 PM
Sell the whole thing and buy a brand new ULE RTP for $420.
rikkter
12-11-2003, 03:00 PM
Originally posted by golfy1486
dont trade in ure old valve u lose money that way becuz u only get $100 and its worth more than that :p
thats why they get sold in buy/sell/trade section for 60 dollars, right?
BD_Paintball
12-11-2003, 03:19 PM
i was thinking the same thing about the old valve. if you can find some one to pay 100 for a clasic valve then you got a great deal.
SlartyBartFast
12-11-2003, 03:23 PM
Originally posted by BD_Paintball
i was thinking the same thing about the old valve. if you can find some one to pay 100 for a clasic valve then you got a great deal.
But surely you can get more than 100$ for a complete minimag.;)
UltimatePaintballer
12-11-2003, 04:35 PM
Originally posted by SlartyBartFast
Y Grip >> 120$
XValve >> 325$ (225 w/trade-in)
ULE >> 145$
Total >> 570$ (470 w/trade-in)
RT-Pro custom with ULE and Y-Grip >> 515$ !!!:D
Why even consider anything else? With the custom you'll also get a barrel and the REST OF THE GUN!
All the upgrades you need plus a whole 2nd hand Mag for the grand price of $45!:D
Unless of course you want to have a spare body and grip with no use...
thats the better way to go, just get a whole new gun! and its cheap too. do it! do it!
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