more questions for the educated

[HuD1Ni]

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1) how do I tell the date of a mag based on the serial, the prefix on my serial is vv, what does this mean, and how do I tell the date and the number of the make ?, or would I have to consilt with AGD ?

2) I don't have to adjust any reg on a mag do I ?, sweet spotting is one thing i'd love to give up :rolleyes:

[FinchMan]

2 -


1) how do I tell the date of a mag based on the serial, the prefix on my serial is vv, what does this mean, and how do I tell the date and the number of the make ?, or would I have to consilt with AGD ?

2) I don't have to adjust any reg on a mag do I ?, sweet spotting is one thing i'd love to give up :rolleyes:

1) ??

2) the reg is the velocity adjustment. So it's easy. No sweetspotting or anything.

[KayleAGD]

VV is the prefix for a retro valve I believe. It was a replacement fir the classic valve to make it like a RT.

[Arstron]

My xvalve has the prefix VV as well.

[Cow hunter]

My xvalve has the prefix VV as well.
as is mine

[RRfireblade]

VV is the Sn# distinction that took over when AGD stopped identifying the Valve with the marker it came in.

The SN# itself only suggests a ballpark ralationship with the year of manufacture as valves were more or less mass assembled and not tracked with producion year and specific markers. In addition , every so often an older valve that sat around longer than others would find it's way into a later assemble markers. Except for specially built/assembled markers, you just can really be sure ofthe year.

[HuD1Ni]

alright guys, thanks for the help