Need help: Mag Newbie's guide to building a Mag.

[qmag]

I'm trying to figure a mag steup with a decent budget(i think) of $700-$800. I'm pretty certain about getting the I-frame with blade trigger, and the Level 10 is a must as well.

I'm a utility/front player.

3 questions:

1) Classic Mag or MiniMag?

2) Pros and Cons of each?

3) What is the difference between the X-Valve and the RT?

I apoligize if these questions have already been answered elsewhere, but I'm lookin for some quick answers.

Thanks.

[i_baked_cookies]

go with the fully loaded rtpro kit thing from AGD. If you get eveything on it, itll come with xvalve, level x, intelliframe, ULT, ULE body, and ULE barrel. if i can remember, its only 650.

[baka]

x valve and retro valves are the same thing basically, except that the retro is made frome stainless steel and the x is made of aluminum.

[qmag]

so only difference is weight?

[baka]

yep!

[Joni]

Originally posted by smee
go with the fully loaded rtpro kit thing from AGD. If you get eveything on it, itll come with xvalve, level x, intelliframe, ULT, ULE body, and ULE barrel. if i can remember, its only 650.

You got everything right but the price. It's 529 :D :D

[abunkerer]

thats a nice price range, you can get a nice used emag for that.

[Special_kid]

i just got thr rt pro custom and it rocks another great marker from airguns.

[Kevn 419]

sorry this is kind of off topic but if i got a new trigger and trigger frame on my classic RT, would it still be a reactive trigger? and will it still be able to fire as fast as stock trigger, if not faster?

[Joni]

It would still be reactive. And yes, I feel having a double trigger makes you shoot faster.

[Enemy]

the reactivity comes from the on/off pin so the style of the grip frame really doesnt matter...with the exception of electrics