MiniMag To RT ULE Pro

[Earthy]

My mag started off life as a minimag, but the only original parts are the rail, and sear parts (already had ULE body, intelliframe, and X-valve). What parts do I need other than an RT pro rail and sear to finish the conversion of this mini to RT PRO?

Before anyone asks why I what to change the rail, I just bought a new drop (switched from unimount) and the asa isn't far enough forward to connect the drop to with ss hose, and I don't want to connect straight from drop to valve. I thought a 15* asa might help, but it would be cool to finish the conversion to rt pro.

[pachytriton]

My mag started off life as a minimag, but the only original parts are the rail, and sear parts (already had ULE body, intelliframe, and X-valve). What parts do I need other than an RT pro rail and sear to finish the conversion of this mini to RT PRO?

Before anyone asks why I what to change the rail, I just bought a new drop (switched from unimount) and the asa isn't far enough forward to connect the drop to with ss hose, and I don't want to connect straight from drop to valve. I thought a 15* asa might help, but it would be cool to finish the conversion to rt pro.

You'll need an rt asa. I recommend getting a rail from rogue, his rails are lighter, look better, and don't require the foregrip bracket.

[paint magnet]

Wouldn't it be easier just to buy a longer hose?

If you're dead set on making it an RT Pro (after you do this, by the way, wouldn't you have a fully functional RTPro and MiniMag?), you'll need the v/a bracket, vert. adapter, "bicycle" gas-through foregrip, and sight rail, as well as all the necessary screws.

[Earthy]

Wouldn't it be easier just to buy a longer hose?

I just KNEW somebody would mention the longer hose. The reason that I don't want to use a longer hose is because I play woodsball and I don't want the longer hose getting snagged. And to be honest, IMHO I think it looks better with a hose from the drop to the ASA and a second short hose from the ASA to the valve.

If you're dead set on making it an RT Pro (after you do this, by the way, wouldn't you have a fully functional RTPro and MiniMag?), you'll need the v/a bracket, vert. adapter, "bicycle" gas-through foregrip, and sight rail, as well as all the necessary screws.

I don't have the original body or frame. I bought the marker second hand and the previous owner didn't include them. Only extra parts I have right now are a minimag valve and a tuned LX.