I just wanted to conferm that it will work. Also how much will it cost and can I buy the whole on-off by itself or will I have to buy each part.
-Ben
-Ben
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It will DEFINITELY work. I am using one now in my Minimag. They are $28 from AGD, or you might get someone here to cut one loose who has switched to the ULT. -
do you like it? I am still inbetween the rt on off and ULT.Comment
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I asked this same question in a thread a week or so ago...I would go with the RTPro on/off for the fact that it is pretty much a given that it will work, whereas the ULT is a hit / miss kinda thing. I wouldn't dump money into something that possibly couldn't work. I ordered mine from AGD, should be getting it early next week, I'll post up how it works for meComment
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I like it a lot. It's not a ULT like I have on my X valve mag, but it certainly made a difference. As stated above, you may get the ULT to work, but you may not. $28 for something I know is going to work would definitely be a lot better than $40-50 on something with no guarantees of working. Just my 2 cents...........Comment
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Well, I got the RT Pro on/off installed in my Classic Valve. The trigger pull is definitely lighter, their is no reactivity like I expected. No shortstroking issues that I have encountered. I have yet to play in a game with it, hoping to try it out this weekend.Comment
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I just ordered mine yesterday it should be here tommorrw and I can use it
How much better is the pull with it in?
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Played the Vietnam themed Big Game at Command Decisions Paintball this weekend with the new on/off. Definitely easier to get up there in bps which is realistically 8-9 bps for a classic valve. It won't give you anymore bps, just easier to get there. An added bonus is my trigger finger isn't tired at the end of the day
No shortstroking issues that I saw. Definitely worth it IMO.
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I might be wrong, but I think it will drop it by at least 8 ounces. I have never hooked up a trigger pull gauge to it.Comment
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The Classic on/off requires around 3-4lbs of pressure. The RT on/off requires around 2-2.5lbs of pressure.Comment
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