hpa with my old mag

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  • Yudanja
    Apple Nerd
    • Feb 2002
    • 299

    #1

    hpa with my old mag

    OK, first my setup.
    68 power feed mag, original valve, s/n cf20033 (if I recall correctly). Stock trigger frame with 2x trigger, foamie venturi bolt, power tube spacer (dont know what size..it doesnt leak though, so its good) and a 16"AA barrel.

    Just got a drop forward and a 68ci 3k psi crossfire tank. I was thinking that HPA would seriously improve the gun. Consistency is decent, I have to keep it at 270 fps or it can jump over 300. And it spurts when I wail on the trigger. I dunno, my shop is kinda anti mag so i really cant take it there. I thought about getting a retro valve, but just cant afford it.

    I was reading about new on/off's (reactor valve), high pressure pistons, and a 8 hole mod. But, do you guys think that stuff would really improve the valve?

    I love my mag, but I had to put it back to co2, and it is now crying cause it misses HPA =)

    Thanks guys
    Rachel aka. Yudanja
  • Bartleby
    Purple People Eater
    • Sep 2001
    • 803

    #2
    first thing, most all of us believe that you should keep clear of all non-AGD aftermarket valve parts. Long ago, before i saw the light, i attempted to install an 8-hole mod and it only resulted in me sending the whole gun back to AGD and dropping 50 bucks to get it to work again.

    To be honest though, i have a few friends that tried out the reactive valve and said it worked wonders for them with minimun effort getting it to work properly. but in general i would stick to anything that's AGD. If you really want to upgrade your valve, pick up a retro and you'll never need to upgrade it again.
    "To serve to strive and not to yield"
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    I AM THE PURPLE PEOPLE EATER!

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    • athomas
      Of course it works-its AGD
      • Jan 2002
      • 8039

      #3
      First, stay with AGD parts, especially the o-rings. Non AGD o-rings cause more problems in mags than anything, including velocity fluctuations. The venturi bolt restricts airflow and reduces efficiency (may cause velocity fluctuations). Use a genuine AGD bolt. Make sure you have the lastest AGD on/off top for your on/off valve (I can't remember the date when AGD changed them. You may be ok). You don't need a high pressure piston. I have an older mag than yours and it works fine (very consistent) without all the upgrades.
      Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.

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      • Yudanja
        Apple Nerd
        • Feb 2002
        • 299

        #4
        ok, thanks guys!
        Rachel aka. Yudanja

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