rt on/off

[emopunker2004]

i have a classic valve and want a lighter pull. so if i put in an rt on off that will help. do i also need the rt sear parts for it to work?

[Coralis]

yes it will be lighter and no you dont need the rt sear

[subsonic]

So 35 bucks will get me the RT on/off and it'll fit into the classic valve?

[emopunker2004]

i believe that to be the case. heard it cute the trigger pull weight by half

[subsonic]

That would be nice. I'm on the stock grip/single trigger. Was looking into the intelliframe a little but I really don't have that many problems pulling the trigger and I don't need to shoot that fast. I'm more about playing well and aggressive as opposed to spray and pray. Maybe I'll get an RT on/off as it's a cheap upgrade.

[Coralis]

you might find one in the BST section of this forum cheaper than 35 dollars

[emopunker2004]

i browsed and didnt find any

[subsonic]

I'm sure this has been asked before, perhaps we need a sticky for this question

Just to be sure...

- The RT on/off can drop right into the classic valve?
- Will it work with the classic frame/single trigger?
- Will it only work on Compressed Air?
- Can I use the RT as an actually Reactive Trigger with the classic valve. Meaning, will it just make my pull shorter or will I actually be able to do that rapid fire thing?

Thanks!

[emopunker2004]

I'm sure this has been asked before, perhaps we need a sticky for this question

Just to be sure...

- The RT on/off can drop right into the classic valve?
- Will it work with the classic frame/single trigger?
- Will it only work on Compressed Air?
- Can I use the RT as an actually Reactive Trigger with the classic valve. Meaning, will it just make my pull shorter or will I actually be able to do that rapid fire thing?

Thanks!

all are true i think except it doesnt RT in a classic valve, just lesser pull

[Flatliner333]

To get the RT effect ( rapid fire thing) you need High pressure input around 1200 psi from an adjustable HPA tank and enough recharge rate from your valve to support it. The classic valve does not have a high enough recharge rate, to get this you would need an X Valve or RT valve. I have an old A.I.R. valve that is similar to the classic valve that I know for sure will work with a ULT on/off and this will lower the trigger pull force.

[athomas]

The retro on-off is a drop in replacement for the classic on-off. It will not provide reactivity because the regulator of the AIR valve does not route the unregulated input air to the top of the on-off pin. Its the unregulated high pressure air delivered to the top of the on-off pin that gives the retro valve most of its kick.

[viper-mayhem]

Make sure to get the quad oring along with the RT on/off. The white inner oring will leak air. By doing this mod, it almost feels as good as my Xvalve ULT trigger pull. My 68 Classic now shoots very fast, especially with my Intelliframe that I now get some recharge problems but thats another thread.

[subsonic]

Make sure to get the quad oring along with the RT on/off. The white inner oring will leak air. By doing this mod, it almost feels as good as my Xvalve ULT trigger pull. My 68 Classic now shoots very fast, especially with my Intelliframe that I now get some recharge problems but thats another thread.

Great tip. Does that o-ring come with the r/t valve?

http://store.airgundesignsusa.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog.prodInfo&productID=399&categoryID=23

[Tunaman]

Great tip. Does that o-ring come with the r/t valve?

http://store.airgundesignsusa.com/in...&categoryID=23

The RT On/off assy comes with the small oring. I can swap it out for a quad oring if you like. Email me. [email protected]

[athomas]

If you do use the quad oring, you might want to use a shorter on-off pin. It has two sealing points instead of one in the center. But that also means your sealing point is closer. You need a shorter pin to get back to the standard timing length. Without the shorter pin you reduce the amount of charge time available. It probably won't be an issue, but it could potentially cause shoot down if you are really good on the trigger.