RT fuctioning in reactive mode?

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  • ~WarpedRT~
    #1

    RT fuctioning in reactive mode?

    For some reason, when I pull the trigger on my RT, it will shoot twice, sometimes more. What is wrong here? The sear is fine, and the bolt is fine. I know it's not the sweet spot on the trigger, because it does this when I pull the trigger very slowly too. Also, on the body aove the bolt, it gets warm. I am using a Benchmark 2X frame as well. What is the problem?
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    • Matt Crawford
      ex-baller
      • Dec 2001
      • 822
      #2
      Is your field strip screw all the way in and tight?Try a different spring.Also have you aadjusted the sear pin at all?This might also be your problem.Try an adjustable tank if you have one, my teammates gun would do the same thing as yours till he switched to a 68/45 flatline so he could reg the pressure to 700 or so.Try this, or just call AGD Monday.Hope you get it working

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        • Matt Crawford
          ex-baller
          • Dec 2001
          • 822
          #3
          also dont worry bout the body or valve getting warm, its normal.

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            • ~WarpedRT~
              #4
              Well, this has happened fairly recently. It just started to occur yesterday. Could the trigger rod adjust itself?

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                • ~WarpedRT~
                  #5
                  up, still need help.

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                    • mykroft
                      Registered User
                      • Jan 2001
                      • 2010
                      #6
                      Check to see if your on/off pin is broken, also it could be a loose frame screw
                      2k2 VF Cocker, STO/Eclipse Blade, Old-Style 14" Boomstick,
                      68AutoMag Classic Feed CF11023, Ring trigger.

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                        • codeJockey
                          Tall Man With Shiny Scalp
                          • Mar 2002
                          • 78
                          #7
                          It's unlikely that the trigger rod shifted spontaneously as it's lok-tited & requires direct heat in order to loosen it up. I don't know if this helps, but I know that w/my Retro, it's very sensitive to slight shifts between the body & the rail. If I loosen my frame screw, I'll get about 1/16" play, front to back, in how the body aligns to the rail. Depending on exactly where I tighten the frame screw within this 1/16" margin has a big effect on how the Retro fires...

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                            • ~WarpedRT~
                              #8
                              Thanks!!

                              Ok, I think we are getting somewhere. I tightened the Banjo Bolt (I usually kep it finger tightness) and it seems to funtion fine again. But I dont know if I can trust these results, because I was almost out of air when I fired it after tightening it up. But as of right now, it looks like the problems solved. Thanks guys for the tips!!!! I'll let you know if anything else goes wrong.

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                                • ~WarpedRT~
                                  #9
                                  Ok, the same problem is occuring with a full tank of air, and with both trigger frame screws in tight. I'm starting to guess it's an internal o-ring or something. I'd like a techs opinion on this. I have to get this working before Sunday. Thanks for all help.

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