ive looked at a bunch of pictures so im pretty positive this is a classic...seeing the different body, no vert feed, black rail, no chrome anywhere...
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By the looks of the rail and from what i can see of the valve it appears to be an RT. It does have an after market grip frame on it however. i think that one is called a grip styx though i dont know who it is produced by. If you aren't 100% as to what mag you have pull the valve out does it say RT or Classic on it. Best thing about mags, most parts are interchangable from one marker to the next including the valves.Originally posted by jmulhollenive looked at a bunch of pictures so im pretty positive this is a classic...seeing the different body, no vert feed, black rail, no chrome anywhere...
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I am 100% sure its a classic RT. The stainless steel powdercoated body goes over the RT valve, the valve says RT.. the foregrip says RT, and the valve wont accept ULT.
A classic RT is not the same as a classic mag, or rt pro.Comment
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spank you very much helpy-helpers.Comment
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No problem.. are you planning on selling it?
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actually just got it off of ebay and i am waiting for it in the mail...but in the meantime im ordering a couple parts.Comment
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on a classic RT the Air gets feed thru the Rail and then thru the Banjo Bolt (Screw that holds the Valve) into the Valve.
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Also your gripframe is a powerlyte grip styx. I've got one just like it
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this is kind of crazy...i got the gun today in the mail..and it came with the new powerlite 2 piece barrel as promised..and i glanced at the return shipping label and it was shippd directly from powerlites warehouse. the barrel is brand new and the gun could not look better inside or out. the frame is brand new.....
i gues someones selling off some old stuff at powerlite?Comment
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