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Beautiful X bud, love the look of that color scheme. They are a blast to shoot and will land you a lot of questions on the field. Every time I use my X someone asks me about it
To get the air inlets out you can wrap the valve/asa in a thick towel or cloth and put in between two pieces of wood in a vice, that way you can hold it securely and not mess up your anno.sigpic -
Love it!!! If you don't feel comfortable removing the fitting please contact tunaman :) I can't stand seeing wrench marks around the valves of automags
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Glad I could help! I would definitely upgrade to a tunablade/fireblade, they are much easier to walk compared to the stock trigger (at least for me, I dislike the stock trigger). You can always have someone install the trigger for you if you are afraid to do it yourself.
What color macro fittings did you buy?sigpicComment
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Awesome. Love the anno.
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mag of the month
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I am not a huge fan of the stock trigger either, I had a fireblade on an old emag and I liked it allot. I was thinking I would try something different, I think a black tunablade would like very nice.
I ordered set of polished black and polished red ccm marcoline fittings. Most likely Ill put the black on the valve and the red on the ASA. I may try both red to see how it looks.
Does anyone recognize the feedneck? If I switch to a black trigger I would like to either swap out the silver lever on the feedneck or maybe have the CCM feedneck mod done.Comment
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Originally posted by Mole1119
This seems to be a "no rise" Smart Parts Q-Lock.TOYYYT LIKE A TOYYYYYGER my feedbackComment
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Oddly enough, I have need for a red and a black CCM fitting, but didnt want to buy two pairs and get stuck with extras. LMK if you have an interest in selling the extras.Comment
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Sounds good, I'll shoot you a PM once they come in and I decide which direction I am going to go.Originally posted by OPBNComment
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