AGD shortened my On/Off Pin... Why?
I sent my Emag back a few weeks ago for some repairs, and as one of the updates, they shortened/switched my On/Off pin. I think it went from .725" to .712". What does this do for the gun? Does it have to do with reactivity? I think the receipt also said they switched my on/off top? How about that?
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Shortening the on/off pin does make it go more reactive. I had a shortened one in my old RT and i used to have it go runaway quite often. When i put in a longer one, i was able to shoot it like a normal gun again.http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...light=feedback
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the .712 is what the emag is ment to have...
the question is where did you get the .725
did it shoot at all before the changed it?
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Isn't the .725" the length of the pin in the Retro and RT pro valves? I know they're the same valve, but I thought there was a difference in pins. And yeah, it shot in RT mode, I didn't use it much, but it shot.WE ARE DEADCELL, AND WE WILL RUN THROUGH YOU
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the .725 is correct for an rtp
the .712 is for the emag.. and it should have a quad oring in there as well
from the judge in the WDP v Sp case.... " i find it significant that aside from a somewhat limited notebook produced by gaston, the four named inventors offer NO documentation of there work or there contributions to the conception or reduction to practice of the claimed invention"Comment
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RT Pro's use a .765 on/off pin.Originally posted by datapimp69
the .725 is correct for an rtp
Newer E-mags use .712 pins.
Older E-mags used a .725. As the older Emags come into the factory we mill out the on/off hole in the valve. This allows the installation of a quad oring surrounded by a powertube oring. As part of this update, the aluminum on/off top is replaced with a brass version with slightly different dimensions. Also, the .725 pin is replaced with a .712.Comment
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Hey JJ got one right! He musta quit hanging out with Jon!!!
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Around what serial # did you guys start doing this? Just out of curiosity. Also, what effect will this have on the gun?
Originally posted by Gunga
RT Pro's use a .765 on/off pin.
Newer E-mags use .712 pins.
Older E-mags used a .725. As the older Emags come into the factory we mill out the on/off hole in the valve. This allows the installation of a quad oring surrounded by a powertube oring. As part of this update, the aluminum on/off top is replaced with a brass version with slightly different dimensions. Also, the .725 pin is replaced with a .712.Comment
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Ok, thanks JJ. I was wondering why the change? Hey did you guys get my Mag yet?WE ARE DEADCELL, AND WE WILL RUN THROUGH YOU
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