im lgonna be getting a new 68 automag i just want to start out with a basic gun for now but sooner or later i will want to upgrade it what types of upgrades are there for it i would prob be looking to get it to shoot 15 balls a sec i am not a fast trigger puller so ill need something to aid it that part want to keep it pretty simple but a fast shooterany helpwould be great and thank you to those who help with choosing a barrel in my other post
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hmm. Well, if its just a stock 68 Autoag CLASSIC, you have some work to do to get it in the 15 bps range.
Your best (and cheapest) bet will be to get yourself an X-Valve, or RT Valve to replace the Classic Valve. A new valve will let you "sweet spot" teh trigger and make the mag go "full-auto" while the trigger is in the sweet spot. (pulled just enough to trip the sear, but not a "full pull"...hard to explain, easy to do.)
In addition to a new Valve, you'll also need a Level 10 bolt. This will keep you from chopping paint left and right. A must have for 15 bps shooting. You will also need a high pressure HPA tank, upwards of 850psi+ of out put to get your valve shooting fast. You CANNOT do this with CO2 without royally screwing up the valve.
those 3 things will get you a "fast" gun for relatively cheap. $150-$200 for the valve. $60-85 or so for the lvl 10 bolt, and the tank will vary in cost. Best to buy these things from the b/s/t section here.
Now if you want to really want to deck out your mag......well....you would need:
X-valve, Lvl 10 bolt, Intelleframe, ULE body, HPA tank, ULT trigger kit and some cosmetic odd and ends as you see fit.
But honestly, if you really want a NICE and fast mag, your best bet money wise would be to just buy either a USED E-Mag, or buy a new fully set up and tuned Mag from either themagsmith.com, or Tuna from tunamart. Both of those guys know thier stuff when it comes to mags and build some really sweet set ups. -
Just as a side note, the X-Valve already includes the Level 10 bolt (assuming that the seller does not part it out).
See, you would be saving money already!
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thank you :-)
thank you for taking the time to help me out :-)Comment
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