xvalve are they worth it
hiya this is my first post (not a real big forums guy) but i realy have a question thats drivein me crazy. i just broke out my 10 year old mag and decided to start paintballin again after my 15 year old nephew came over will this shinney electric fusion marker. So being a competative kinda guy i figured i'd bust out the mag and whoop on him a bit, but my old mag just doesn't have the oomps it used too. I've been checkin around and picked up a few thing i think might even the field a bit. a used revvy off ebay and a compressed air tank. Now i'm thinkin about buyin an x valve. Just want to know if its realy worth it. Whats the xvalve do thats so much different than the standard mag valve? How can it help me generate more firepower? and most importantly how will it help me shove my solid little mag in the face of my cocky nephew and let him know that the old school stuff still rules. Substance over shock and awe Please help!!
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it's "worth it" if you have the disposable income, and you want a snazzy Mag.
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does his gun shoot 20+ mech i don't think so
does his gun have eyes maybe but u dont need a battery
does his break ya does urs no
shoot throw it off a cliff its pretty safe to say if its a short cliff the mag will workComment
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xvalve
so i shold just get the lev 10 and skip the xvalveOriginally posted by RalighComment
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are you chopping a lot of paint?Originally posted by RalighComment
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not realy just wanted to move into the new milleniumOriginally posted by Russ
to be totaly honest i've been gearing up to go play at the local field. went in and had it serviced. All the younger guys snickered at the rose wood grips. and the remote tip screwed into the bottomline. Just wanted to feel good about my stuf again.
Told me man that things so old its made outa wood (lots of laughing and stuf)Last edited by Raligh; 04-13-2007, 09:27 PM.Comment
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na man. thats what stinks. the elictric shiney stuf. I wana sleeper you know. Looks all stock but rains paint like crazy
its like puttin a vette motor in ur volkswagen hehe
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By any chance do you live in Raliegh NC?
Your classic valve should be alright. Can you put a ULT on a classic?Comment
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why dont you just show him that your experience as an old player with an accurate slower gun is worth more...
i prefer classic valves because nothing ever goes rong with them...i dont remember who said it on here or in wich thread but this was said and i agreee 100%
"classic valves last forever, xvalves last just one step short of forever"
HOWEVER, if you have the income, go ahead, you wont regret seeing your mag shoot quick!Comment
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An x valve and ULT is your way to go. It will cost you about $300.Originally posted by Ralighna man. thats what stinks. the elictric shiney stuf. I wana sleeper you know. Looks all stock but rains paint like crazy its like puttin a vette motor in ur volkswagen heheComment
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Yeah it is not suppsed to work well though. it either short strokes or gets shoot down.Originally posted by Kyle.Kimber
Actually I will test it. I am getting a ULT for my RT and while I am getting the vavle drilled out I will try it in my classic mag.Comment
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if you got a retro with lvl10 will the ult fit?Originally posted by Taoeveryone is entitled to my opinion
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It depends. It needs the double O ring under the on/off assembly (not part of the assembly but what the assembly sits on). The orriginal RT along with the early retros only had a single oring (newer retros have double); these need to be drilled out so they can take the double/fit a ULT.Originally posted by lazebumComment
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Originally posted by Raligh
In my opinion, a person is far better off to buy a complete gun, x-valve included, for arounf the $500 mark, than to go the route of just replacing a component here & there.
Chaper in the long run, and ready to rock, right away
Look at this piece fpr 5 beansComment
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