How do i turn down the input pressure for my mag

[p8ntballsnowman]

Yeah, it shoot's almost full auto, and im pretty sure thats illegal. I just dont know how to make it less reactive. I think its the input pressure, but i just got this gun and cant figure out how to adjust it. I have a CP drop forward, and 68 3000 crossfire if that helps. And what is the limit for how reactive ur trigger can be. Thanks.

[Dayspring]

Unless you have an adjustable tank, you can't turn down the input pressure. So you're stuck with the set pressure.

[p8ntballsnowman]

I dont think i do. So im stuck with it shooting full auto most of the time?

[askman]

you need longer on/off pin. make sure that yours is in spec. lowering input pressure also helps.

[Kevmaster]

if your tank looks like this:
http://store6.yimg.com/I/actionvillage_1732_143746984
then you cant adjust hte input pressure

[Dayspring]

You shouldn't use that one either. It's the low pressure version of the Crossfire tank. ;)

And yes. Fitting the correct on/off pin length to your gun will help to solve your problem. Also, check your trigger rod space as well.


Originally posted by Kevmaster
if your tank looks like this:
http://store6.yimg.com/I/actionvillage_1732_143746984
then you cant adjust hte input pressure

[p8ntballsnowman]

Yeah, my tank looks kinda like that. How much are on/off pins, and where can i get them?

[Dayspring]

http://store.airgun.com/acb/showdetl.cfm?&DID=17&Product_ID=132&CATID=6

Keep in mind, this is for the ReTro Valve. Emag pins are somewhat different in length.

[askman]

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"


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These are specs. Measure yours, and see if it is correct length. Use a micrometer or caliper to measure it, because you need really accurate measurement down do few thousands. airgun.com store has the parts, and they are inexpensive..