want a heads up before I do this...

[don miguel]

ok I think i have figured out my problem. I have had an of/off pin problem for a while now and i think ive found the awnser... the valve I have:

is a micromag valve that came from this emag:

(valve in picture is different)
but i think that I have an emag pin in my valve while i'm running it on a mech mag. is this a problem? is the emag on/off pin different then the rt one? if it is then should i buy an rt pin? thanks in advance.

[geekwarrior]

the emag pin is shorter...it may cause your mag to bounce.

to fix the problem, don't buy the longer pin, just buy that emag.

[MANN]

what ^^ said

just get e/microe lowers

[Pneumagger]

Yes, I had an emag pin in the emag... it's a gennerally accepted custom to put an emag on/off in an Emag.

[FiXeL]

LOL! ^^

Well, you know what to do, DM... Get another on/off pin.

[athomas]

Yes, I had an emag pin in the emag... it's a gennerally accepted custom to put an emag on/off in an Emag.

don miguel: The standard on-off pin length is .750" which works for all AGD mechanical mags (even the ones using micromag valves). The Micromag bodies require a shorter pin. The emag uses a shorter .712" pin due to the way the solenoid interacts, plus the use of the quad oring. If you use the short .712" emag pin in a mechanical mag setup, you could experience random or uncontrollable full auto.