Is the RT Valve in the eMag same as the Rt Valve that you can put in a regular Mag?

[BartManSr]

What's the difference between the eMag Valve and the RT valve that you can buy for your regular mag?

Does the RT valve have the reactive trigger like the one's in the old RT's?

Thanks

[Load SM5]

It's pretty much the same valve except for the words E-mag etched on it.

All the RT and retro valves have the reactive trigger.

[Jonno06]

the ones you put in ur mag is a ReTro valve..the Emag valve is the RT valve...some people say the RT valve feels smoother...i dunno though

[Load SM5]

Theres no difference in what I bought for my old mag and what's been in both of my e-mags. As far as I know you could pull any of them out and swap them. My current e-mag feels the same on mechanical as my old retro-mag did.

[RT_Luver]

kewl...this brings a question to mind. is the quad O-ring in the RT PRO/Retro valve? because its in the E-mag valve and I'm wondering since the e-mag valve is basically the retro valve....kinda confusing

[BartManSr]

So a regular Mag with a RT Valve will shoot just as good as a RT or Emag! Is that so?

[Butterfingers]

Ok Heres the ish...

The old school RT valves can only go into RT bodies they have a banjo bolt and a smaller outer diameter. They are INTERNALLY identical to the retro/e-mag/RT pro valves on the inside.

Retro/ RT Pro/ E-mag valves are IDENTICAL. With the exception of a few odds and ends. The only diffrence is the laser engraving.

The odds and ends:

E-mag valve: Quad O-ring and .712 pin
RT Pro valve: .755 pin
Retro Valve: .750 pin

Yes, if they are set up right every valve listed will shoot the same.

Just think of it this way AGD currently makes 2 valves:

The LVL 7 automag classic valve

and...

The RT series valves Retro/RT-Pro/E-mag, all the same.

[Croix71]

Originally posted by Butterfingers
E-mag valve: Quad O-ring and .712 pin
RT Pro valve: .755 pin
Retro Valve: .750 pin

Uhhhh yeah... :confused:

[Hexis]

Basicly Butterfingers is saying there are some slight differences in the On/Off assembly. Other than that, same valve.

[BartManSr]

Thanks, Butterfingers.

I understand it now.