Someone told me that you can stick an RT on/off assembly into the standard MiniMag to lighten the trigger. Does this really work? Are there any drawbacks?
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H/L MiniMag
Level 10
2002 14" All American
Palmer Male Stabilizer
3A 71/4.5k Nitro -
actually somebody just told me this as well...i planned on taking a trip sometime soon to go down to paintballwizard to test my theory. If they allow me to, i will post my results.If you do not have the level 10 bolt, then you had better be on back order status with AGD! -
It gets easier to shortstroke, and you need to shorten the on-off pin I think.
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yeah, short stroking will probably become an issue until you flux with the trigger rod (bad idea, but it only costs like 15 bucks for a new sear assembly if you screw it up, so its worth it)...but hey, thats what the level 10 is designed to prevent right
Last edited by The Creature; 08-16-2002, 10:46 PM.If you do not have the level 10 bolt, then you had better be on back order status with AGD!Comment
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Yes, a retrovalve on/off will work on a standard mag valve. I didn't measure the difference in the trigger pull, but it felt good.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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did you flux with anything to make it work correctly?If you do not have the level 10 bolt, then you had better be on back order status with AGD!Comment
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Even with the level 10 shortstroking will cause shootdown. It just won't chop paint...Comment
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