fast enough??

[mag88888]

i have a rt ule custom with a stock single trigger, and ult, and revi with x board, and apoc2k. wil i be able to pull up to about 10 bps when i need to? would an intelliframe help? yes, i know its all about the user but base this on an average mag shooter.

[Echo419]

personally... I really dont know if the common person can pull 10 on a completly mech gun...

[Chronobreak]

you need to pull bps...its not gonna be easy.

with an intelliframe its probly possible or easier to do.

ide leave the gun as it is and see hwo you like it.

[gc82000]

Dude if you just got it, learn the feel of it first before you decide to try to change it. And if I were you I would do all my changes one at a time. That way you we will know what you would need to change back if the mod does not seem to fit your style or needs.

[gc82000]

And I have to call you on the 10 bps on a single trigger mech. :p

[FireITup14]

i did the same thing and i could get more then enough bps on it. the single trigger has a very nice feel i think. i actually like to go back to it once and ahwile from the intelli because its fun to play with. i get some crazy bounce with it.

[mag88888]

whats your setup?, fireitup.

[trains are bad]

There is no such thing as 'fast enough'.

[mag88888]

oh and would trigger stops help? if so, how would i install them before i screw up my trigger.

[trimegatron]

Check out Luke, he's been extremely helpful and the mod you mentioned is referenced on this site.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=155104

[TheTramp]

I don't know exactly how fast I shot my RT-Pro but I out shot my 12V Revy ALL the time which was a nightmare untill the L10 came out.

The Revy feeds 10-12bps so take that for what it's worth.

[Creative Mayhem]

Once you use to it you should have no problem getting decent ROF. As for the 10 BPS, it is possibly to get upwards of 12+BPS on a Classic(yes i said classic, proof on the Old AM/MM video manual) If a classic valve can do it, I sure you should have no problem doing it it with an xvalve, provided YOU can actually pull that fast. Personally my best is 8-10BPS fanning a my xmag in mech mode.

[68magOwner]

I don't know exactly how fast I shot my RT-Pro but I out shot my 12V Revy ALL the time which was a nightmare untill the L10 came out.

The Revy feeds 10-12bps so take that for what it's worth.


blowback or just regular gaps in the feed from the loader could have easily caused this

[mag88888]

thanks guys.

[mark_1791]

personally... I really dont know if the common person can pull 10 on a completly mech gun...

Ive shot 10 bps before fanning my Intelliframe with NO ULT! not sure bout the single frame thing, but it might be possible cuz ult. Personally, i just like double trigger better

[Aliens-8-MyDad]

i was able to get 10 on my classic valved mag, i used to have a sound file but my hard drive crashed... i got 13 on the retro and 17 on the e-mag ;-)

edit, the classic and retro had intelli frames.

[robb2269]

not as fast as elec but once you get the timing you will be fast. I have the ult and some times you chuf or short stroke which ether rsets or double feeds but fast enough for most play.

[mag88888]

i thinkn im gonna get the intelliframe. what are all your guys thoughts about it?

[FireITup14]

whats your setup?, fireitup.


i shoot a ULE rt custom. i got it from airgun.com. I bought it with the stock trigger frame and with the ULt. I didnt have enough for an intelliframe at the time but i grabbed one on the b/s/t forum for 70 bucks. and like i said with the stock trigger i got alot of bounce b/c i guess it was easy to sweetspot it. the ult was really made to make it easyier to pull the trigger without fanning it or walking it and ive found that i can do that better on the single frame. the single one is also very light and very comfy too.

[FireITup14]

i guess its personal preferance. alot more people prefer the intelliframe or an aftermarket one to the single. there arent many who play with the single one regularly. if you have the money get the intelliframe i guess.