Introducing the Micromag 2009

[WarHamster]

micromags have used non standard valve on/off pins in the past.

I've had two micromags in the past and never had valve issues either. I've had Classic, RT-Pro, X, E-Max, and the original RT-Micro they came with in both and they always shot fine regardless of what On/Off and pin length they had.

[Chris]

micromags have used non standard valve on/off pins in the past.

I've never had an experience with needing to use a non-standard on/off pin in any micromag I have ever used.

Even with the early ones I owned, I swapped a classic or Retro valve right into them and ran with no issues.

[Ando]

Hey Fry.

I had a Gen2 that needed a .730 pin to fire properly. I'm not sure which others needed smaller on/off tho. After the ULT came on board, that was my go to on/off when dealing with most of my mech mags. I still have a gen3 I got a little over a year ago. Never measured the pin in it tho. Never needed too, worked like a champ when I got it

[Ruler_Mark]

I've never had an experience with needing to use a non-standard on/off pin in any micromag I have ever used.

Even with the early ones I owned, I swapped a classic or Retro valve right into them and ran with no issues.

I've had two micromags in the past and never had valve issues either. I've had Classic, RT-Pro, X, E-Max, and the original RT-Micro they came with in both and they always shot fine regardless of what On/Off and pin length they had.

There are some floating around that do run stock pins and some that don't. Just something that needs to be said.

[Forest_ptp]

There are some floating around that do run stock pins and some that don't. Just something that needs to be said.

Just to jump in for a second (and forgive me if I haven't read and digested all of the sear and/or on/off pin comments. Sear axle pin is a shortened version of the RT style that we will provide. The body is a little narrower than a Mag rail, but the concept is that you can simply mod a standard sear axle pin if you have to. As far as on/off pins go, don't we simply start with a bucket of extras - grind one until things go full auto and then back the next one off by a few thou... geez...

[Ruler_Mark]

Just to jump in for a second (and forgive me if I haven't read and digested all of the sear and/or on/off pin comments. Sear axle pin is a shortened version of the RT style that we will provide. The body is a little narrower than a Mag rail, but the concept is that you can simply mod a standard sear axle pin if you have to. As far as on/off pins go, don't we simply start with a bucket of extras - grind one until things go full auto and then back the next one off by a few thou... geez...

not the sear axle, the on/off on the valve. Why back it off full auto?

[luke]

Why back it off full auto?

[Ruler_Mark]

It was sarcasm my friend

[Ando]

It was sarcasm my friend

Well you forgot the smiley <---See

[Ruler_Mark]

I had I swear i had

[luke]

What EXACTLY does > mean anyway??

[vf-xx]

What EXACTLY does > mean anyway??

If you have to ask then you don't need to know.

[Dend78]

If you have to ask then you don't need to know.

and if we told ya we would have to you :spit_take

[Ratt]

[luke]

Ha-ha! Just what I thought, you guys don't know either!!