Why are so many people switching to RTP sears? I read somewhere that they are superior to AM/MM sears. Is this true? Why would this be? Is my Classic sear not performing as well as an RTP sear?
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Its the exact same sear, designed a little different with a bushing in the hole. Most of the new rails take the different sear and pin. Same performance level.
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I'm not sure if this is true..but rogue said the RTP sear had less slopAll black ULE RT Pro:
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Its true, I said it.Originally posted by player4
And the RTP/E-mag sears do have less slop. They had to. They were made for RT & XValves(and electros), and the assumption is that they will be used at higher rates of fire.
Less slop= less wear. And these days EVERYONE wants their marker to bounce.
Same performance? Yes, both function the same and are made quality. But, one is better. Its no different than a Classic Valve and XValve. They are both quality, but one is better.Comment
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not to steal a thread, but its kinda on topic.
would anyone know why it appeared as though my rt classic sear had bearings in it?
when i was packing up my rt to send out, i compared the sear to my rt pro sear, and notices what looked like ribs on the inside of the bushing on the classic sear. i didnt really look at them too closely, but im wondering if these were maybe roller bearings or something.President Of the UW-Madison Badger Ballers
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Its not an optical illusion. The Classic RT's had what can be called roller bearings in there.Originally posted by mag/cocker loverComment
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that was a quick reply
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Actually. they are called needle bearings. And that old RT classic sear also had a carbide insert on the tip of it. The newer RT pros have the bushing, which casues a little less slop.Comment
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So if I'm looking to make my setup bouncy (which I am) I should ditch my Alhpa rail and am/mm sear and replace them with let's say a Delta rail and RTP sear? I'm getting a 4500psi flatline after christmas and probably some more shims for my ult, is this something else I should put on the list?Originally posted by RogueFactorComment
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Youd be best with getting a no-holes AGD rail.Originally posted by warbeak2099
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No-holes? Oh, you mean one of your milled rails. Sorry Rogue, but I'm loyal to CoolHand. No offense to you. Now, back to my previous question, if I want optimum bounce should I switch to an RTP style rail and sear?Comment
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Bounce has nothing to do with the sear.Originally posted by warbeak2099Comment
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So then what is the performance difference? Will my mag perform better with an RTP style sear and rail than an am/mm sear and rail?Comment
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Your question has already been answered. Go back and read previous posts.Originally posted by warbeak2099Comment
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You don't need to change the sear to get your marker to bounce.Originally posted by warbeak2099
When you have it bouncing, the RTP sear might wear a little slower, but you'd be hard pressed to tell.Ryan Shanks
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