nice looking retro , but you really need a foregrip. enjoy!
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THE TERM EVERYONE IS LOOKING FOR ISOriginally posted by Tunaman
No it is NOT an automag with an RT valve. RT valves do not fit in Automags. It is an Automag with a Retro valve. That makes it a Retromag...not an RT. Try to get used to using the correct terminology so you don't sound like a newbie!
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but none the less
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yes that is a retromag, not an RT.http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...light=feedback
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I agree it's a retromag. It is important to know due to parts replacement, upgrades and resale. I'd be pissed if someone tried to pawn off a retromag onto me as an RT.
Still looks sharp though. Get a foregrip though, looks a little bare."Using No Way As Way, Having No Limitation As Limitation." -Sigung LeeComment
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its a retromag big difference I got one question Is that an option to have your air going in the left side of the valve I've never noticed that beforeZ-griped, warped, retromag with super bolt, and warpleft polished body, freak kit and flatline 3kComment
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Oh, that was from going reverse on my Retro valve... I did the trade in deal with ADG, sent them my Classic valve and paid them $200 for the Retro valve.Comment
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Anyone notice on the valve it says ReTro
so in fact it is an RT valve... RT for short sheesh
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I thought Law was one of the smart ones. Anyway, I think my post summed up why I'm right."Using No Way As Way, Having No Limitation As Limitation." -Sigung LeeComment
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Does that gun have a roller sear? No? Then its not an RT Mag.Coming soon, Chaos BKO Bushy
99 RT Mag w/lapco big shot & benchmark 2x grip frame, NWP cradle
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Law is correct:
this months APG article written by Webmaster (Mister .44) on the micro-Emag has the following info by him
"the internals of the marker are basically a Retro Valve. AGD refined its original RT valve, and now uses one valve that is included in the RT Pro, the E-MAg, and as a unit to upgrade a normal automag."
shame on me for not correcting the guys at the field when the refer to my mag as a RT, not
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Is that an 88ci tank?
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It's AN RT. NOT A RT.
Anyway. I hate correcting everyone. But since your teacher's did such a lousy job...j/k.
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Yup, it's an Air Armageddon 88 ci tank.Originally posted by Croix71
Is that an 88ci tank?
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I think people make this out to be much harder than it really is. I didn't do any drilling at all, I just took a phillips screwdriver and jammed it through the hole. It's pre-drilled, there's just a thin layer of aluminum covering it in the event you don't want to use a foregrip. You might end up with a small scratch (I didn't, but it's possible) but you wouldn't be able to see it anyway. Don't worry about it.Originally posted by gothicel
They did however sent me an adapter with a foregrip, just never got around to drilling the rail to put it on. I wonder if I can and/or should drill the rail myself. Want to put the foregrip on but don't know if it will work using a regular drill. Not worrying about the warranty but just don't want to mess it up, that's all.Comment
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