What length of RT on/off for a classic valve?

[halB]

Wow, it's hard to believe, but I used to know all this stuff, and then forgot it.

I tried the search function, my terms didn't return any relevant results.

I have a classic valve and I heard that the RT on/off provides a little reactivity. I want to purchase it from the agd store, but I don't know which length. Which length should I buy?

Thank you.

[BigEvil]

There really is no right answer. In my pump mags with classic valves, I use .750, but you might need some trial and error before you get it how you like it.

[halB]

There really is no right answer. In my pump mags with classic valves, I use .750, but you might need some trial and error before you get it how you like it.

Consarnit, is there a chance it just won't work?

[Flatliner333]

I thought you had to modify a classic valve for the RT on/off to work? It is a classic valve not a Retro or X right ?

[fishmishin]

This may help you a little. http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=67604 Although a RT on/off isn't really meant for a classic valve, it will reduce your trigger pull, but don't expect any reactivity out of it.

[BigEvil]

Consarnit, is there a chance it just won't work?


Should be able to get it to work but you might have to tinker with pin sizes.

[athomas]

The standard classic pin is .750". A straight sway of assemblies and you should be able to use a .750" retro pin. If you use a quad oring, you should probably use a .735" pin.

You won't get any reactivity. The differences in the valve from the retro valve won't allow reactivity.

[Sumthinwicked]

kinda strange in my emag in hybrid with a stock air valve and stock on off not emag/rt/ult but the stock air on off i have reactivity and im using only 800 psi :p :p