On/Off pin lengths

[Watcher]

Any idea why the RT Pro valves take a .765 pin instead of the standard .750 one?

If I am currently using a .750 pin in a RT Pro, would I see any advantage going up to the .765 pin?


Also, what length pin do the X-mags use?

[maniacmechanic]

Same as E Mag .712 or .714 , I forget which

[SSP REAPER]

.712 is the standard for Emag on/off pins

[MicroB]

Any idea why the RT Pro valves take a .765 pin instead of the standard .750 one?

If I am currently using a .750 pin in a RT Pro, would I see any advantage going up to the .765 pin?


Also, what length pin do the X-mags use?

First you would not see any benefit to a longer pin (unless you want a long trigger pull?). X, Retro, and RT valves all like input pressure of around 900-950 pounds and a pin length of .738-.749. A pin length of .738 is almost full auto do to bounce at that pressure. Given this an emag pin is WAY to short to be of use. We are not talking about much material off the pin so take a little off (always use calipers to measure) at a time and see where you like it.

[SSP REAPER]

Also, what length pin do the X-mags use?
same as Emag @ .712

:shooting:

[MicroB]

same as Emag @ .712

:shooting:


Not true emags have special requirements, and thus have a shorter pin (sear on/off is different)

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Tolerance Specifications - E-Mag - RT-Pro - Minimag/Automag - Level 10
E-Mag:

On/Off pin: .712" w/ brass top and double o-ring top.
.725" w/ aluminum top and single o-ring top.

Trigger Rod: 2.125"

Solenoid Plunger Rod: 3.005"

RT-Pro:

On/Off Pin: .765"

Trigger Rod: 1.985"

Retro Valve/X-Valve/Classic RT:

On/Off Pin: .750"

Automag Classic/Minimag:

On/Off Pin: .750"

Trigger Rod: 1.985"

Level 10:

Bolt stem: 2.010""

I asked Black to post these a long while back check the tolerances thread at the top of this section.

[Smoothice]

Not true emags have special requirements, and thus have a shorter pin (sear on/off is different)


So are you saying a "emag" has a different on/off pin length then an "Xmag"? Cause that is the answer ssp reaper was giving...

[zondo]

So are you saying a "emag" has a different on/off pin length then an "Xmag"? Cause that is the answer ssp reaper was giving...

Valves vs. gun?

[SSP REAPER]

So are you saying a "emag" has a different on/off pin length then an "Xmag"? Cause that is the answer ssp reaper was giving...
Correct. I was merely stating the on/off pin is the same in an Emag as in an Xmag. Some people feel they must go above and beyond however....

[oldironmudder]

Sorry to but in but I have 2 questions after reading this.


RT-Pro: On/Off Pin: .765" Trigger Rod: 1.985"

The rod length is from the tip to where it pivots on the sear correct?


X, Retro, and RT valves all like input pressure of around 900-950 pounds and a pin length of .738-.749. A pin length of .738 is almost full auto do to bounce at that pressure.

So I could take my Retro-MiniMag & either find a shorter pin or cut one down plus bump my pressure up with the rod adjusted right and more or less have a full auto mag cause of the bounce?

[MicroB]

:rolleyes: Sorry read it as x-valve not x-mag. My apologies!

Yes you can shorten your on/off on an RT,X, or Retro with enough input pressure to make it full auto (does were the sear though)

[Watcher]

Although I know that mags go crazy with higher input pressure, the whole reason I want to play with pin lengths is because I want to keep the tank reg at the stock 850psi output but get the best reactivity possible.

I have multiple guns, and only a pair of tanks. I don't want them to be gun specific.


The whole X-mag question is directed at this:


I would go no shorter than .712
There is a reason the Emag uses a .712 pin and not anything less.
Unless you own an Xmag of course :D

[Looper]

XValve + .712 Pin + Quad O-Ring + Nitro Duck IReg = RT