I'm totally confused!

[Cristobal]

A couple thoughts to add to the above:

1.) Though it won't recharge as fast as the RT, the AIR valve still should be good for 16cps before encountering shootdown... translation: don't worry about it

2.) If you are running C02 a classic (AIR) valve, you'll want an anti-siphon to help prevent liquid CO2 from getting into the valve and freezing it under rapid fire. Beyond that, an expansion chamber, or even better, and inline regulator will help. see here for an explanation of siphon/anti-siphon tanks: http://www.docsmachine.com/tech/siphon.html

3.) If you are running HPA then you already have a reg on the tank, so you won't need any other regs (remember, the valve has an internal regulator). Triple regging is generally unhelpful and liable to result in starving your valve for air.

4.) There's a lot of info on these boards, and a lot of times the answer to a question is as easy as using the search button.

[xLoHungWangx]

I'd recomend getting when used. Chances are if you buy it pre-owned it probably has some good stuff on it.

[Fastkid]

I bought a tko 68 automag from actionvillage.com... Very nice product

Basically, most guns are some variation of eachother, even though some of them can't have parts interchange


For quality, it ranges like this, 68automag or a minimag, Rt, Rtpro, Emag, Xmag.

Rt and rt pro have the 'retro' valve which fires faster, but you actually can just get that as an upgrade for the 68automag or the minimag... Retrovalve, Xvalve, and the emag valve can not function on co2, but the 'classic' valve on the minimag and the 68automag can

Minimag is basically a 68automag with a different look, and a standard frontgrip, but the frontgrip can be an upgrade for the 68




Sheesh... I want an xvalve, dropforward, warpfeed, and the new halo for my 68automag, maybe even a new barrel...