I'm just curious how people use a remote with a mag and if a QD straight into the valve would work or a rigged asa to remote fitting off of the bottomline must be used?
Anyone here that uses a mag with a remote?
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I have used a remote in the past, and so have some of my friends.
With CO2, you can still get freeze if you don't run an expansion chaber, so I would still use one. If you run the chamber at the bottle end, you could run it directly into the valve. I don't know that this would feel right, though. Other than working the fitting loose from the movement of the hose, I could think of no real problems with running it this way. The Mag is pretty robust, and I don't think that the stress could harm anything.
This is an atypical setup, though, so I don't know for certain if it would be harmful."My Jell-O is dying in the audience..."
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I used to run a proline remote that had an expansion chamber at the bottle. I had the braided ss run to the asa adapter on the mag (not directly to the valve). I found it worked well for a long time (I used this setup from about 92 to 2002 with a classic valve).My first paintball gun was a splatmaster
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I'm using HPA on a new RT pro that comes with a ULE body stock, the grip doesn't have any gas ports or anything.
Right now the gun looks stupid with an adapter going into the bottomline, I'll try a QD straight into the valve and hope I don't break something...Comment
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Used to...
I ran remote, until mine broke in transport.. ended up under all the gear in the bag. Anyways, I didn't wanna shell out the new money for a remote when I went up to E-mag. Got a nice drop forward... it's nice not having a tether in the way when you wanna put the marker down. My Automag was so small and light off a remote though.Comment
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Hey army that's a pretty offensive barrel condom you got there
nice set-up with the expansion chamber under the grip :O never though of that.
As for the remote in the valve I woudn't do it, what if your remote got snagged and it pulled on the threads of the valve? Alright it's unlikely but think what a valve with stripped threads might do ?
I'd run it into a gas-trough though, just in case...bla bla bla, does anyone read this anyway ?Comment
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The biggest down side I have found with a remote is that you can set your marker down while talking to someone, then forget about it and walk away from the table. How far you get depends on the length of your remote.Comment




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