Can an rt pro keep up in tourneys

[hubadlatimmy]

I used to own a mag and sold it and switched over to a cocker with a shocktech swing frame for the rate of fire in tourneys. I am really missing my mag about now and wishing that I could have it back. Anyways my question is do all you rt pro owners out there think that one could keep up in a tourneys mainly rof and accuracy needed for front. I will be playing 5 tourneys this year so it does matter. What does everybody think?

[virus]

hmm... lets see....

all the mags based of the retro valve (rtpro/emag/retro mags)can all cycle at 26 shots per sec..... which is more then enough and faster then anyone can pull a trigger.... now do the math

[magman007]

yes, yes it can, but imho you should stick with the cocker, i love mine, and i would olny trade it for an e-mag

[MajorDamage]

Yes...Yes it can

ENDO!

[FooTemps]

If it has a swing trigger it's fine by me. I think that the cocker with swing would be easier to fire than a mag with swing, the trigger pull can be lighter.

[magic55]

yes it can, its got a nice rof and is small and compact so you can tuck and stuff nicely. and.. oh.. whats that.. mines for sale

[RT_Luver]

Not trying to get u to give up a gun,u should keep the cocker.But I had a cocker a while back,i couldn't shoot it as fast as I can my RT PRO and I love the return trigger.I dont think I could ever go back to antother gun that doesn't have that

[FeelTheRT]

What the RT trigger is push your finger back harder than the amount of presured aplied to pull the trigger thus increasing the speed of which you pull the trigger. In most tournaments, run off mode isn't allowed. Run off is where you set the push back so hard that your basicly the gun is "holding" your trigger and teh gun pushing back for you automaticly. RT isn't more than 2-3 bps faster than regular Mag with out the run off so you decide, good luck.

what's wrong with your Cocker by the way?

[hubadlatimmy]

There's nothing wrong with my cocker at all I really like it but don't have the funds to own 2 gun (I'm 15) and I used to have a mag and really miss it now that I got rid of it and seeing as how the new RT PRO's come stock with an intelliframe I was thinking about getting one. I still haven't decided though.

[RTProUser]

RT PRO's dont come stock with intelleframe... You can get them with it installed but it is not stock. Later Jim

[MajorDamage]

Originally posted by RTProUser
RT PRO's dont come stock with intelleframe... You can get them with it installed but it is not stock. Later Jim

Yes, they DO come stock with intelliframes now.

ENDO!

[hubadlatimmy]

Hey thanks for the post man but has anybody played with one with an double trigger intelliframe on it?

[wimag]

well technically i dont have a "bought" RT Pro. i have a powerfeed black mag / retro and blade intelliframe so in essence it is an RT Pro. Anyways to answer your question it RIPS bigtime. Extremely fast rate of fire, keep up with anything.

[Griffin]

FOOTEMPS STOP POSTING!!! MY SISTER KNOWS MORE ABOUT PAINTNALL!!!!!!!!!!!




-Griffin

Caps are expressing my anger.

[wimag]

Originally posted by FooTemps
If it has a swing trigger it's fine by me. I think that the cocker with swing would be easier to fire than a mag with swing, the trigger pull can be lighter.

Elaborate on this Foo. Is your statement based on your personal expeience or just a guess?
I was shooting an STO today with a Eclipse hinge trigger and if they pull was lightened up by say a 1/3 it would match my blade Intelliframe. Not syaing that the pull on the Eclipse was crappy, it was great. extremely well manufactured piece of equipment, no side slop and was very smooth but i would definitely not say it was by any means easier to fire than my Intelliframe, based on my personal experience with it.