I need a tech to rework my RT Classic

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  • hostiletek
    Registered User
    • Apr 2006
    • 59
    #1

    I need a tech to rework my RT Classic

    I need somebody to do some work on a Classic RT mag for me. Nothing custom just a rebuild and tune up. I have no access to parts around here or Id do it myself. I bought it and it wont air up or reset the trigger. So Id like a complete rebuild from front to back. Any takers? Sorry if this is in the wrong forum. I contacted the guy who does the tunamags but never got an answer.
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    • psychowarden
      Registered User
      • Oct 2005
      • 1118
      #2
      Tunaman ftw. He has my X-mag right. now.

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        • Pacifist_Farmer
          Registered User
          • Aug 2003
          • 740
          #3
          I contacted the guy who does the tunamags but never got an answer.
          I'm sure Tuna will get back to you if your not in a rush, otherwise I would try AGD. Last thing I knew it was 60 bucks for a rebuild +any necessary parts.

          I'm not positive on that price.

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            • starchief1959
              When this baby hits 88mph
              • Aug 2006
              • 175
              #4
              I could do it for you. I'm not very new to the forums but am very familiar with mags, both standard valves and RT valves. I don't know what any of the "pros" rates are for doing a rebuild, but AGD charges $65.
              If you buy the o-ring kit ($25 from AGD) and send it with the valve, I will do the rebuild for $30 , and that includes return ground shipping. I do work a full time job, so you would have to give me 2 or 3 business days before I can finish it and have it back in the mail.

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                • kevdupuis
                  KNDE
                  • May 2002
                  • 1041
                  #5
                  Get a R/T parts kit and try it your self, they really aren't hard to rebuild. Use the exploded diagram to reference parts and positions.
                  http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fu...&categoryID=22 .
                  Flying the unfriendly skies.

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                    • BigEvil
                      www.BigEvilOnline.com

                      • Feb 2005
                      • 9333
                      #6
                      AGD will do a rebuild for abour $40.

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                        • flyingpootang
                          Magtechian with X disease

                          • Dec 2005
                          • 2276
                          #7
                          Before rebuilding it try and oil the on/off pin, be shure your using a high pressure output tank 850 psi, make shure the velocity is turned up since RT type valves require more input pressure to work. All of these things will cause your sear not to reset...

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                            • hostiletek
                              Registered User
                              • Apr 2006
                              • 59
                              #8
                              I could do it my self

                              Im just really lazy.....Work 6 days play on the 7th. Im very familiar with mags but no recharge kind of stumped me. I honestly didnt know AGD did repair work if you arent the first owner. If Im going to order the parts from the factory I may as well send it to them to do it for me. Thanxs for the suggestions and offers guys, If they tell me anything different I'll get back here to let one of you make a couple of bucks

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