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  • skybolt_1
    Registered User
    • Sep 2006
    • 7

    #1

    Tac-One setup questions

    I bought a 68 Automag classic about 8 months ago, never having owned one before but had heard good things about them and used a minimag once. Loved it so much that I sold my Tippmann A-5 rig and grabbed up a lightly used Tac-One off of eBay.

    It came tonite and I tore it down, cleaned it pretty throughly, re-setup the Level 10 and got it to the point where it seems to be reliably working. I have a couple of questions though.

    It seems that the RT isn't quite working properly... I can rip off about 2-3 shots before it huffs and I have to come off the trigger to reset. I would like to be able to fire continuously if I choose to do so. Is this a skill thing or a tweaking thing or a combination?

    There seems to be an extra part installed above the forgrip - some kind of aluminum protrusion with a threaded hole facing forward. Is this some kind of early body design or did someone add a Q-Loader or w/e and not take it off?

    Would you recommend buying the ULE Trigger Pull Kit?

    Should I grab up an adjustable reg? Right now there's just a 90 degree elbow coming out of the X-valve and a air chuck for a remote kit - which I own. If a reg is recommended, any particular brand? Lower-cost preferred!

    Thanks for any advice in advance.
  • MANN
    I am in TN. GO VOLS.
    • Apr 2006
    • 4266

    #2
    Should I grab up an adjustable reg? Right now there's just a 90 degree elbow coming out of the X-valve and a air chuck for a remote kit - which I own. If a reg is recommended, any particular brand? Lower-cost preferred!

    NO automags dont need a reg. They will starve your valve if you use one.

    There seems to be an extra part installed above the forgrip - some kind of aluminum protrusion with a threaded hole facing forward. Is this some kind of early body design or did someone add a Q-Loader or w/e and not take it off?

    Pics??

    I would defiently recomend the ult. It makes the trigger pull next to nothing.

    Welcome to AGD

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    • Ken Majors
      RLTW
      • Nov 2003
      • 164

      #3
      If you are looking for trigger bounce like in a Tippmann Response trigger, you will need an adjustable output high pressure air tank....and crank the input to about 900-1000psi to get any reactivity from your Xvalve.
      If you just want a light trigger...go with the ULT.....if you want bounce...the ULT is not what you want.

      RLTW
      https://cbrangers.homeip.net

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      • skybolt_1
        Registered User
        • Sep 2006
        • 7

        #4
        Thanks for the suggestions.

        OK - so with the ULE kit you don't get any bounce? Does it eliminate it completely?

        I will check my tank tomorrow to see what kind of reg it has, but it's a carleton 4500 tank w/ a red reg - I believe it's an early model Air America ScrewN - so it would probably be in the 850PSI range.

        Thanks again

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        • maddboy32
          get to the choppa!!!!

          • Oct 2005
          • 945

          #5
          850psi should work fine. you might need to add a shim to the level 10 bolt. that will help it from huffing. if it still huffs start takeing them out one at a time till it stops. once you get it fixed you'll love this gun!! i had one a while back shot it for a year and never had a single problem.

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          • skybolt_1
            Registered User
            • Sep 2006
            • 7

            #6
            UPDATE:

            I got and installed the ULE trigger pull kit. Despite what Ken Majors said, I am getting a certain amount of trigger bounce. I don't mind this, but I'm curious if this is because I set up the kit wrong. I've already removed one of the 4 shims, which gave me a bit more control.

            Should there be no reactivity with the trigger kit?

            Thanks!

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            • Ken Majors
              RLTW
              • Nov 2003
              • 164

              #7
              Originally posted by skybolt_1
              UPDATE:

              I got and installed the ULE trigger pull kit. Despite what Ken Majors said, I am getting a certain amount of trigger bounce. I don't mind this, but I'm curious if this is because I set up the kit wrong. I've already removed one of the 4 shims, which gave me a bit more control.

              Should there be no reactivity with the trigger kit?

              Thanks!

              Sounds like you have it perfect.

              I didn't get any bounce at all with my ULT installed until I got the input pressure up to 900-1000.

              RLTW
              https://cbrangers.homeip.net

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              • skybolt_1
                Registered User
                • Sep 2006
                • 7

                #8
                Awesome - i can't wait to try it out!

                Thanks for all the help!

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                • jade_monkey07
                  Cheater Tac one
                  • Dec 2006
                  • 984

                  #9
                  Man reading these posts is giving me butterflies in my stomach..lmao im impatiently waiting for my new tac one to show up. I also picked up the ult kit, not installed tho i wanna see it before and after. I CANT WAIT!

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