xvalve

[Jim2752]

How is the xvalve different from my rt-pro valve?(with the level10 kit) What kind of benefits will there be?
I think my gun shoots pretty good but If there is something better I would like to upgrade.
What is a reactive trigger? If I put a constant pressure on my trigger it will fire a few shots on its own. If I get it right I can shoot pretty quick but its nothing special. How is the xvalve going to be different? And my gun doesn't break balls with its current setup.
Thanks.

[athomas]

The X-valve is identical the the retro valve except it is aluminum and 3oz lighter. That's all.

[michbich]

And every xvalve accepts the ULT. Not every RT valve will, some needs to be drilled to accept the ULT.

[Jim2752]

So the xvalve is pretty much useless?

[secretweaponevan]

So the xvalve is pretty much useless?

It is the best valve available, and the only RT valve still in production.

If you had a choice of buying an RT/E-mag valve and an X-valve, both used, you would have to decide how much more you would be willing to pay for the slightly-lighter X-valve.

Don't forget that the X-valve also comes with LVL 10 standard.

Edit: I would say that it would be a nearly useless upgrade from an RT-Pro valve w/ LVL 10.

[michbich]

Depends on your needs.

[secretweaponevan]

Oh, and a reactive trigger (in all of the RT family of valves) means that it returns with more force than it took to pull the trigger.

For more reactivity, use a higher output HPA tank. 900-1200 psi seems to work best for most people.