I have enough money to do one upgrade on my mag (standard feed)). I was debating between the hyperframe grip, or the retro valve. What is everyone's thoughts on which to get. I am already planning on upgrading to a better feed system too.
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Automag SF, 12" Boomie, 16" AA, z-grip, 12v RevX, Mach II df, CF 45/4500 HPA, 4grip w/xtndr -
well unless you already have an hpa tank then dont bother with the retro as of yet, cuz its hpa only.... no co2Virus, King of the Basement Trollz has spoken
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Awaiting arrival of hpa 45ci/4500 psi carbon fiber tank, so I am hoping that this should be adequate for either upgrade.A WORK IN PROGRESS
Automag SF, 12" Boomie, 16" AA, z-grip, 12v RevX, Mach II df, CF 45/4500 HPA, 4grip w/xtndrComment
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Yeah, you really shouldnt get any of them with co2, because of the rate of fire you will be going at with the hyper..Comment
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i used a hyperframe on co2 and it worked fine. I love mechanical guns too much so i went back, now im looking into a retro valve. The hyperframe totally changes the mag(so fast). I have shot retro and they are sweet as well(so fast, hehe).
Although i wouldnt use either on a standard feed mag, you first upgrade should be powerfeed, imo.-Minimag Body HR
-Retro Valve
-Z grip with extender
-12V X-Boarded Revvy
-6 barrels including:10 Inch DYE SS, 8 inch Steel Wind, 8 inch stock minimag barrel, 12 inch BOA barrel, 12 inch Lapco Autospirit, 16 inch SPAA
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My upgrade path...
I started with the hyperframe and then as I started shooting more paint(danger!$$!), I upgraded to the Retro Valve, but then the next step was an EMAG. So be careful !!! I sold the retro valve, but still have the Hyperframe if you are interested. PM me if so...Comment
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