Shooting the RT on run-away is bad?

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by bman1967
...Reactive = Apply the correct trigger pressure and after the marker fires, the trigger PUSHES your finger, the sear, etc. back into position and ready to fire the next round. If you happen to keep the same amount of pressure on the trigger the process repeats. It's a function of the valves operation. You can't stop it from happening...

Sounds just like a Tippy RT

[RetroEclipseMan]

Ever since I got my inteli I can sweetspot my retro valve and haven't really noticed any where at all. I make sure that the sear and bolt are well oiled as well and don't sweetspot it every chance i get either. I think it would be safe to assume that if AGD says that using the RT or Retro Valve in run-away mode causes excessive wear then i would think that they would be right.

P.S. Wimag, what's the story with the barrel? At least let me know if you're not going to ship it so I can look for another one.

[Hemlock86]

Originally posted by bman1967


FA= hold the trigger down and the bolt doesn't stop moving, and the paint flies.
Reactive = Apply the correct trigger pressure and after the marker fires, the trigger PUSHES your finger, the sear, etc. back into position and ready to fire the next round. If you happen to keep the same amount of pressure on the trigger the process repeats.
It's a function of the valves operation. You can't stop it from happening.

When I shot that RT, your definition of Reactive is what I did. I just sweet spotted it. I didnt pull the trigger all the way down and it went run-away., I didnt know that was possible. I cant wait to get the ReTro.