Classic RT Vertical Air Questions

[Tenchi1621]

Hi, this is my first post here so be gentle hehe


I have a classic RT and am basically trying to use my male threaded stabilizer in conjunction with a preset compressed air tank. I have a few questions about going about this. Is the stock front forgrip on the RT all one piece? Is it possible to mount the Vertical Air Adapter (from Airgun) without a hitch onto the rail? Or if anyone has any other tips/suggestions/pics I'd love to hear them. Thanks for the help!

[CaliMagFan]

if youy're using a compressed air tank dont use another reg, stab.... or any other flow limiting device, you'll be tripple regging... the output reg on your HPA tank is 1 reg and the automag AIR or RT valve is a second reg... no need for more... either run a line from the tank to the valve directly or through a foregrip, but dont choke your marker with another reg.

-kyro

[Chronobreak]

yeah what he said but it COULD be done althghoug ude just be starving the valve and is there aneed for it or u just wanted to do it?

[Tenchi1621]

Well the reason I want to add the stabilizer is so that I can adjust the reactivity of the trigger. At 800-850psi (preset) I tend to bounce it a lot.

[athomas]

The older automag RT valves were known for having more reactivity.

Check your sear for wear first. It could contribute to the reactivity. If it isn't the sear causing a problem, maybe you should also look into getting a longer on/off pin instead.