X-Valve - Hard trigger pull

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  • Badger1099
    Farmland Paintball Club
    • May 2005
    • 250
    #1

    X-Valve - Hard trigger pull

    I just got my gun back from a local pro shop for a tune up. When I brought it to them last year I was really happy with the results, and they do have a couple of techs who play with Mags .

    But when I just aired it up it seems like the trigger pull is much harder then I expected. Now, I do not know what the trigger pull should feel like because last year was the first year I ever had a X-valve, and I was using a HyperFrame.

    One issue I am considering is that I am using a 45/45 x-stream regulator tank, that maybe puts out 775-800 psi. I have heard that others prefer a much higher pressure.

    Any other thoughts, or ideas I can investigate further?

    Thanks
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    • Automagrt666
      Pneumag Pneub
      • Oct 2006
      • 157
      #2
      What's your idea of hard? Is it an x-valve with a standard rt on/off with a normal mechanical trigger? Or do you have a ULT? I believe the trigger pull on a standard RT valve w/ an rt on/off is in the ballpark of 3lbs? (someone correct me if that's not right) So it won't be electro light but if it's a serious pull you may want to make sure the on/off o-rings are in correct shape possibly? (I'm not 100% sure that would cause it) I'm sure someone a little more tech-savvy could put a little more info in there for yah, just tryin to help.

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        • Badger1099
          Farmland Paintball Club
          • May 2005
          • 250
          #3
          The valve has the usual lvl 10 and a ULT on/off. When I call it a hard trigger pull, I am comparing it to my Classic single trigger gun, it is alot harder then that.

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            • ß?µ£ §mµ®ƒ
              University of Rochester
              • Aug 2003
              • 1012
              #4
              try to loosen or tighten the screws that hold the valve and body to the rail, if those are a little off the on/off gets fussy, oil the hell out of your on off assembly and make sure your grip screws are not contacting the sear
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                • Coralis
                  Hyper Micro
                  • Aug 2005
                  • 1285
                  #5
                  also try pulling the grip frame off the rail and move the trigger back and forth , the sear could be binding on the sides of the grip frame.

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                    • pierce
                      Batteries not needed
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 217
                      #6
                      Badger it's normal, i have a classic mag and a ule x-mag. The ule trigger is a tad harder to pull, unless you install a ultra lite trigger.

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                        • Badger1099
                          Farmland Paintball Club
                          • May 2005
                          • 250
                          #7
                          Thanks everyone. I just got it back from the local shop and it worked a bit better. They just turned up the air an made some small adjustment to the RPG Pro Trigger.

                          Thanks

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