retromags...

[scribble]

ok what is the difference between a normal mag and a retromag?
Are they good guns? reliability and accuracy?

thanks for your help...
ps what is going on @ Elsham today....?

thnx
Scribs

 

[ciaran.mooney]

ReTro mags have an upgrade called the ReTro valve, its the same technology thats used in the RT's, RT Pros, and E-mags (minus electro trigger). It has a "Reactive Trigger" which means it kicks back, e.g. you pull the trigger with 4lbs of force, it pushes back with 8lbs.

The accuracy will be the same as the old valve, and its just as reliable, but you have to use it on air only, no Co2. It just gets a lot higher ROF than a 68 valve.

 

[Matski]

chop chop chop chop chop, chopoty chopoty chop chop......chop..

 

[ciaran.mooney]

Stop poisoning the childs mind!!

Mags - like other mechanical paintball markers, are only likely to chop due to user incompetance. i.e. short stroking the trigger, not using a proper paint-to-barrel match.

 

[Matski]

true true, but then theres that unsovled mystery of chop, known only as....'the mag factor'.......

 

[ciaran.mooney]

No its the "Fag factor" which only applies to you.

 

[Matski]

'fag-factor', ok dude, i dont smoke, and if your refering to being gay....im sorry dude, i dont wanna hurt your feelings but im straight and therefore not interested in any weird sexual acts you are trying to offer me......the answers no.

 

[crom-dubh]

I am running an RT and have never chopped a ball at all. Scribble have Emailed you about a good deal. Also will sort out a beer night soon.

 

[Matski]

yeah, mooney im only messin with ya anyway, i owned an eclipse mag back in the day, i know they dont chop that often......peace..