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Doc, this is awesome, if I was not packing to move right now I would get at least one of each. Hopefully they will still be in stock when I get to the other end of the move!
Keep doing cool stuff my friend
"When you are asked if you can do a job, tell 'em, 'Certainly I can!' Then get busy and find out how to do it." - Theodore Roosevelt
I am in for two of each.
Can you add the “divits” to the top and bottom for me too? I have been waiting for someone to do this so I can set up one of my Phoenixes with dual levers. I plan to link the levers to speed changes and will probably orientate them up.
Side by side dropout knobs have always looked so frustrating to use on a double, despite the cool factor.
It’s SCARAMANGA time!!!
Yess! The knob on the stock dropout is totally unusable for me. I was planning on wrapping mine in a huge wad of tape for actual field use but I ended up selling it instead (in all cases of owning a drop out valve)
The inline lever valve is epic too. Thanks for these.
Not much just the feed, rear valve thumb screw, stock, and internals. I like the way the valve balances out the marker sheds some weight and moves it more toward the back. It’s got just the right amount of length that it can be shouldered nicely and you can get a good line of sight from the back down the barrel without interference with the mask. I really like the setup well done Doc!
I received my extended knob too. It makes a huge difference when compared to the original. I’ve had this valve body in my parts box for years and never really used it much because of the smaller knob. This upgrade is a game changer for anyone who wants to run their Phantom with a dropout changer. I also paired it with my offset feed cap. I’m really liking how compact everything is now without external air lines. Thanks, Doc!
Looks good! I never messed with the dropout valve bodies because of the original knobs being so hard to turn. I bet that lil extra makes it a lot nicer to play with. Looks like it’s got more texture to it then the original one to.
Your experience with them is the same as mine then. I had this valve body for years and maybe used it once before realizing the knob was too small. Doc's version makes a night & day difference that actually makes it usable. Honestly, I wish these things came this way stock.
I was going to grab one to try but I hand an extra Lever changer laying around I kept for a back up. So I got the lever valve body. I ❤️ New Phantom stuff!
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