WTB RT foregrip and RT hardline

[ghostdog2019]

[Bunny]

Hey! I just recently looked for some hard lines. Every few months someone decides to part out an RT. I didn't feel like waiting so I used 3 CCM Fittings (with Automag post) and bought these from Amazon.

• K&S Precision Metals 83061 Round Aluminum Tube, 1/4" OD x 0.049" Wall Thickness x 12" Length, 0.25 in OD, 1 pc
• Wostore 180 Degree Tubing Bender for 1/4 5/16 and 3/8Inch Copper Aluminum Thin Stainless Steel Black
• CCM Automag Post

Btw, shout outs to all those hardline wizards on Facebook (i don't know their AO names, but someone out there is going crazy with the pipe bender

I measured and used a saw and file to do the rest. I tested with air and everything came out great. I created 3 more failure points in the simple design, but it looks damn good. lol.

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[ghostdog2019]

Thanks bunny I will keep that in mind if I can’t get a set on here. Also still need the foregrip and vert asa as well.

Thanks
Mike

[Warp1970]

[ghostdog2019]

Ended up finding a complete gun so no longer need this.

Thanks
Mike

[ghostdog2019]

Actually I wouldn’t mind grabbing another one of these lines. So if someone still has a set they are willing to part with please send me a pm or post here

Thanks
Mike

[ghostdog2019]

Still looking for an original rt hardline set.

Thanks
Mike

[ghostdog2019]

To the top for an rt hard line. I have a brand new phantom hardline currently working but I would rather the classic rt line as it’s a tad bit shorter and better match. Willing to trade that line plus a little cash if someone can part ways with one.

Thanks
Mike

[edallie]

Maybe a stupid question, but I love the look of the hardline setup. How do you remove the valve with the hardline? Is the fitting enabling an easy disconnect of the line?

[captian pinky]

Maybe a stupid question, but I love the look of the hardline setup. How do you remove the valve with the hardline? Is the fitting enabling an easy disconnect of the line?

This is on a classic rt so the the fitting doesn't go to the valve. but generally removing the screws on the fitting and pulling outward.