Two Cartridge Valve PGP's

[SuperAtomic]

Today I have two cartridge valve PA-Series PGPs up for sale.

The first has the original black paint, comes with battle grips and original grips, original Sheridan holster, home made string feed leash, and cut-down front sight pin so it fits in the holster. Rebuilt by me, airs up with no leaks and goes click-clack-bloop. If you intend on using the holster, I would recommend replacing the front sight pin with a grub screw. Even though the pin is cut down it still tends to snag on the inside of the holster. $150+ shipping




The second one I put a fair amount of extras into when I first got it about 10 years ago.
Palmer's Fast Changer
Palmer's Rear Velocity Adjuster
Palmer's Wood Grips
Palmer's Trigger Shoe
Palmer's Front Sight Pin
Rebuilt with Palmer's PGP kit - New Pierce Pin
Aluminum Knurled Pump Handle - Not original to this marker, I just think it looks classy.
Airs up with no leaks.
Comes with a sweet drop-leg holster, I think from Rap4.
$175+shipping




These markers do not have detent mods, so roll-outs with modern paint will be an issue.

[CavemaN]

Those are cool

[Pumps4ever]

Damn man that brass is so nice!

[drewkroeker]

This might be a dumb question: which valve style is better? Cartridge valve or threaded?

[SuperAtomic]

Cartridge valves can be easily removed and rebuilt without the need for buying a Sheridan valve tool. They can also be repurposed for custom builds - a lot of the amazing custom brass guns you see use cartridge valves because you can make a new bottom tube and just drop the valve in. I've heard it said that they get slightly less 12g efficiency than component valves but I don't know for sure about that.