Reactive Trigger and Intelliframe

[UnderCurrent]

I bought my mag from my brother a while ago, and it has what I think is a reactive trigger, or some sort of air contolled trigger kit, I would ask him exactly what it is, but he is on vacation right now. I was wondering if I would be able to use this in an intelliframe, if anyone knows what it is that I'm talking about.

[jewie27]

If it doesn't say RT, ReTro, or X on the side of the valve, it's not reactive.

see what it says or better yet, post a picture of the Mag on here.

[UnderCurrent]

It does say ReTro Valve on it

[UnderCurrent]

Here is a picture after I took the grips off

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n316/Under-Current/IMG_2085.jpg

[longi]

Yes you can use it with an Intelliframe i have a Retro valve and you can use it with any AGD valve. The blade trigger version is great.

[UnderCurrent]

Alright, thanks for the help :)

[flyingpootang]

You can even get an Spydemag conversion from www.lukescustoms.com with a aftermarket board it'll keep up with anything on the field. If it has a L10 bolt no eyes are required... :shooting:

[UnderCurrent]

I'm sorry for the stupid question, but when you say an aftermarket board, does that mean that it is already electronic?

[wjr]

No, its all mechanical.

Flyingpootang is talking about modifying an electronic spyder frame to work on the automag.

[UnderCurrent]

oh, ok, thank you, I kinda thought that it was, but I wasnt sure after he said that. And if I went with the spydermag conversion, I wouldnt be able to use the reactive trigger, would I? (I dont think Im going to do the spydermag thing, I'm just kinda curious)