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  • kcombs9
    Registered User
    • Sep 2006
    • 908

    #1

    This seems odd



    the z pin on the tunavalve is 1/4" farther back then the minimag valve, thus making impossible to use with some rails. without milling the groove.
  • OPBN
    OldPBNoob

    • Sep 2008
    • 5240

    #2
    oops. read it wrong. nvm.
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    • theGOLDENchild
      Registered User
      • Jan 2009
      • 255

      #3
      Are you having a specific problem or just noticing the difference in location? The forward slot in the z-pin slot if 3/8" long, giving the pins plenty of forward/backward room. The minimag pin would sit towards the front of 3/8" slot, the rt sitting towards the back.

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      • kcombs9
        Registered User
        • Sep 2006
        • 908

        #4
        Originally posted by theGOLDENchild
        Are you having a specific problem or just noticing the difference in location? The forward slot in the z-pin slot if 3/8" long, giving the pins plenty of forward/backward room. The minimag pin would sit towards the front of 3/8" slot, the rt sitting towards the back.
        Yes the Micromag I got on lone in the mail today that I was going to use this weekend will not let my Tunavalve lock into place. the z groove is not the same as an RT

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        • Frizzle Fry
          AO Micromag Guy
          • Mar 2009
          • 3280

          #5
          Originally posted by kcombs9
          Yes the Micromag I got on lone in the mail today that I was going to use this weekend will not let my Tunavalve lock into place. the z groove is not the same as an RT
          Is it a clone? I've owned several of every generation and never had a problem... Then again, never used a tuna X.

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          • Ando
            Magusmaximus
            • Jun 2009
            • 4144

            #6
            X-valve and a T-Valve are one in the same. You shouldn't be having problems with it. Are you having the same problems with a RT and/or classic rail?
            Last edited by Ando; 05-24-2010, 10:59 PM.
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            • Frizzle Fry
              AO Micromag Guy
              • Mar 2009
              • 3280

              #7
              Originally posted by Ando
              X-valve and a T-Valve are one in the same.
              Different lazering, I know, I just wonder if maybe he installed a different Z-pin. I mean they're solid on the X-valve as opposed to the curled piece of steel on a classic, but I can't picture that making any difference when it comes to fitting in a z-pin slot...

              Any chance you bought a Micro clone? Several of mine wouldn't take ReTro valves, though X-valves didn't exist then.

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              • correia3
                • Jul 2008
                • 959

                #8
                The Micro in question is mine. As far as I know it is not a clone. My X-Valve fit it fine...

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                • kcombs9
                  Registered User
                  • Sep 2006
                  • 908

                  #9
                  I had some issues getting this valve out of my old Emag rail, it slid in fine but I had to loosen the rail some to get it to come back off, didn't think much of it cause the Z pin on the tunavalve looks like it sticks out a bit so I though that was the problem.

                  The groove on the micro seems different then my old RT rails (I have none in my possession to make a comparison)

                  Edit: I asked correia3 to send me his x-valve that fits (at first I didn't want him to send it cause I though I could use mine) when it gets here I'll take another pic to compare the 2 x-valves.

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