Diffrent Bolts

[FESTUS33]

Get the LX first you can always transfer
it to youre new valve when you get it.

[hitech]

Originally posted by shartley
Besides, I think you are just trying to give me a hard time anyway. )

No, No, No, No! I REALLY want to know why you think it is great. REALLY. I have always wondered why you were such a big fan of the ReTro valve. REALLY. Could you indulge me? PM if you prefer. Thanks in advance.

[TheJester]

get the intelliframe now, and get the x-valve for x-mas. it should be out by then, everything i've read is they should be out in a couple of weeks, but it's a lighter version of the retro valve with the lvl 10 already installed. if not, well i would recomend getting the retro valve befor the lvl 10, that way you don't have to install the bolt twice, you can just install it on the retro, not install it on the A.I.R. then transfer it

[FESTUS33]

I guess it's all a matter of how
much money you can spend at any
given time. If monies tight I'd
go LX first then transfer it when
I could afford it, if it's not
then I'd get the Retro and LX
and install both right away.
It's not that hard to transfer
the LX and you'd already have
the experience of having done
it before, so it should be easier.

[845]

Originally posted by TRIAD
Yeah, most AIR valves don't really chop all that much, but some RT's will, especially when you're new to the trigger (like I was). But definitely have Level10 on the list, whether you chop or not, it's insurance on chopping. You might not need it now, but a chop could come bite you in the butt when you needed Level10 most.

Yeah it is excellent insurance. Theres nothing like running the entire length of the tape succesfully to bunker someone (in a tourny) and then when u shoot the paintballs pull some matrix style curving around the guy.