Watcher
07-12-2009, 10:36 AM
Do the Emag lowers and the shortened sear pin go hand in hand?
If I wanted to use E lowers on a RT rail with a RT Pro valve, can I use the .750 pin already in there or do I need the .725 pin or whatever length it is?
On that matter, I think I remember seeing that the RT Pro needed a .765 pin and mine seems to be a bit longer than a .750. I may be about .755. Is that a problem?
I always heard that a shorter pin means more reactivity, but how short is too short?
.750 seems to be the standard excepting the e-mag, so why is the RTP different?
I never had any problems or bolt wear with it yet, though the pin may have just worn down to where it is now. I just instealled a lvl10, will it find issues there or should it be the .750 pin?
I don't have my RT or a mic right now, but I can post the exact length later today.
If I wanted to use E lowers on a RT rail with a RT Pro valve, can I use the .750 pin already in there or do I need the .725 pin or whatever length it is?
On that matter, I think I remember seeing that the RT Pro needed a .765 pin and mine seems to be a bit longer than a .750. I may be about .755. Is that a problem?
I always heard that a shorter pin means more reactivity, but how short is too short?
.750 seems to be the standard excepting the e-mag, so why is the RTP different?
I never had any problems or bolt wear with it yet, though the pin may have just worn down to where it is now. I just instealled a lvl10, will it find issues there or should it be the .750 pin?
I don't have my RT or a mic right now, but I can post the exact length later today.