Tac-one questions.

[jnbradl]

I am looking at purchasing a Tac-one as my first automag. Would like to have some expert opinions on what configuration would recommend as far as air lines, asa, etc... I have read that it is great right out of the box, but want to know if there is anything you would recommend as far as "setups." For some quick info I play woodsball only and will be running a 88ci crossfire(with remote probably). Any ideas and or pictures would be great.
Thanks


edit: Any recomendations on where to purchase from for a custom setup???

[snoopay700]

I am looking at purchasing a Tac-one as my first automag. Would like to have some expert opinions on what configuration would recommend as far as air lines, asa, etc... I have read that it is great right out of the box, but want to know if there is anything you would recommend as far as "setups." For some quick info I play woodsball only and will be running a 88ci crossfire(with remote probably). Any ideas and or pictures would be great.
Thanks


edit: Any recomendations on where to purchase from for a custom setup???

You could get a warp fee or q-loader, and if you do then get a warp right or left (whichever you want) body on your tac.

[georgeyew]

If you are definitely using a remote, you can just run the remote line directly to the X Valve. It's a very clean look, no lines on the marker at all. I am doing that with my RT Pro.

[rawbutter]

If you are definitely using a remote, you can just run the remote line directly to the X Valve.

If you do that, you'll need one of these, and one of these.

There are lots of other options as well. If I were you, I would spend a little time glancing through this thread.... just to see what everyone else has done. It will give you lots of ideas. You can even PM people if you're wondering what parts they're using on their gun.

If all else fails, remember that if you buy your Tac-One directly from AGD, they will install all your air fittings for free. When you order your gun, you can call/email them and explain exactly what setup you want, and they'll take care of it for you.

[Stayhuge]

I would also add to Rawbutter's suggestion. Be sure to get a swivel 90* elbow, if you are running remote straight to the valve.

[jnbradl]

Thanks for the quick replies. Anybody have any pictures with the remote straight to the gun? Thanks

[georgeyew]

Thanks for the quick replies. Anybody have any pictures with the remote straight to the gun? Thanks

Here is my RT Pro: