I'm thinking of getting an RT of some flavor and want to know what the differences are between these two markers?
Pros and cons of each... gracias...
Pros and cons of each... gracias...
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ReTro (Pro) valves can be used on other bodies then the one it comes with. That's all I know... -
The RT pro does not have a hardline, it has a hose that runs strait to the valve instead of through the gas-through grip and through the hardline into the body rail, through the field strip screw (banjo bolt) and into the valve. (whew)
New RT pros come with intelliframe (BIG PLUS!)
RT pros have the regular sized retro valves, while rt classics valves look and are shaped a bit different.
One says "RT Pro" on it...
did I miss anything...?
RT pro is cheaper...Subbeh
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The RT-Pro uses a retro valve which will work in a regular mag, minimag, and e-mag. I think the e-mag uses a differant on-off, which you could easially put in. An RT valve only works in the RT marker.
Preformance wise, they are identical.
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beauty, thanks for the info guys... looks like an RT Pro is in my future.... WOOT!
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