new Mini owner question

[punkrex]

Hello, I recently purchased a 2nd hand mini with matching #'s MM14xxx. The mag shoots awsome and has a surprising short and light trigger pull despite what I have read.

My question is what mods/upgrades could I do to increase my ROF with out getting into an xvalve?


Thanks!
Rex

[sdawg]

My question is what mods/upgrades could I do to increase my ROF with out getting into an xvalve?


Double trigger :shooting:

You can find the cheap on the intrawebs now.

[athomas]

Hello, I recently purchased a 2nd hand mini with matching #'s MM14xxx. The mag shoots awsome and has a surprising short and light trigger pull despite what I have read.

My question is what mods/upgrades could I do to increase my ROF with out getting into an xvalve?


Thanks!
RexUse a retro/x-valve on-off assembly to cut your trigger pull force in half.

[punkrex]

Where do I find a retro on/off on the cheap?
And forgive me but what is an intraweb? - A double trigger would mean cutting my trigger guard off wouldn't it?

[Smoothice]

Where do I find a retro on/off on the cheap?
And forgive me but what is an intraweb? - A double trigger would mean cutting my trigger guard off wouldn't it?

Tunaman here on AO has the best prices I have found. Or you can try searching the B/S/T. You will probably want to get a RT (Retro) on/off and a .750 pin.

I believe intraweb is simply the internet. Again the b/s/t is a good place to find the double triggers. Yes you could add a double trigger only which would mean cutting your trigger guard.

Or you could purchase an entire double trigger frame. There are a few different kinds out there. They can be found from $20(Benchmark or Dye) to $80 (intelliframe). I believe there are others but I don't know what they are or how much they are.

[ThePixelGuru]

An RT on/off will work in a classic valve? News to me, I thought it was a bad idea like the ULT.

Also, if you're thinking about a Benchmark frame, I'd try one before you buy it (if you can). I had a chance to buy one for $9, tried it, and it wasn't worth the money. Made the trigger pull all sloppy and weird. Personal preference, though.

[chill will]

Use a retro/x-valve on-off assembly to cut your trigger pull force in half.


This is all you need unless you looking to go with some type of e-grip frame. Personaly, I have been there and unless you enjoy shooting large amounts of paint, the rt off will really make a difference in you ROF with out having to cut your trigger guard. I run a single trigger and with my set up it works for me. :)

[sdlm_]

An RT on/off will work in a classic valve? News to me, I thought it was a bad idea like the ULT.

Also, if you're thinking about a Benchmark frame, I'd try one before you buy it (if you can). I had a chance to buy one for $9, tried it, and it wasn't worth the money. Made the trigger pull all sloppy and weird. Personal preference, though.

I use an RT on/off in mine. Makes it a bit easier to short stroke but, does cut your trigger pull down. I've used a ULT in a classic valve before too, and I don't see why everyone says it is that bad of an Idea, it does make it even easier to short stroke than the RT on/off but, combine it with a lvl X and there are no real problems, since when you short stroke you don't really break paint anymore.

[Smoothice]

I suggest checking www.themagsmith.com too, Nick :ninja:

LOL :wow:

Seriously :eek:

Nothing personal. The last time I was in the market for a r/t on off tuna was the cheapest.

BTW - it's lasrsktr's bday today!