What is the difference between a rt sear and a rt pro sear?
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The Classic RT sear has got a roller bearing and has a carbide tip. The RTpro doesn't. The rod length is just a little different also, but one could change that if need be. I don't remember just offhand what the correct rod lengths where. -
Are they inner changeable?Comment
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Sure, but you have to be concerned about the rod length. Rod lenth is important. They use the same rod, but one is adjusted shorter than the other. The threads of the rod haveOriginally posted by kingpen509
loc-tite on them, but no biggy adjusting them or replacing them. What are you building?Comment
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A mechanical mag with a e-mag rail, ULE body and Chimera frame, I'm also on the markety for a nice x valve with level 10 or similar valve.Comment
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A RTpro sear would be a direct bolt on, but if you really wanted the classic RT sear insted I found the length difference to help you out. RT rod length= 1.945" & Rtpro rod lenth 1.998"Originally posted by kingpen509Comment
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You sure?Originally posted by REDRT
RT-Pro:
On/Off Pin: .765"
Trigger Rod: 1.985
Peace Out
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Here is where I got my info:Originally posted by Beemer
I messured the RTpro sear this morning and I got 1.998". That is factory direct.
If I remember correctly My classic Rt was off just a tad of 1.945"Comment
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the classic RT has the gas through rail right? and the roller sear?
i have an RT Pro rail, with a roller sear in it. is there any wear i should be concerned about? the trigger pull is fine too.upgrade fund: $145
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"Yes", it does and "No", wear is not an issue.Originally posted by wanna-b-ballin'Comment
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