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    Help with Weird on/off identification

    I had a buddy drop off a box of automag stuff and said "build what you can"
    so far I have a functioning ULE out of it, but there is a hodgepodge of everything, including a micromag valve, but no micromag body...

    Where I'm stuck is that I have this odd on/off assembly that I can't identify. It looks a little like a retro, but doesn't thread together. included some pics (as well as a standard on/off for reference)

    anyone recognize this and provide a reference on how it should be stacked?
    Thanks, I looked where I could but "weird automag on/off" didn't give any results.

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    #2
    Looks like an HSI Reactor on/off.

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      #3
      Originally posted by dano_____ View Post
      Looks like an HSI Reactor on/off.
      ding ding....HSI reactor is the bottom and the silver piece to the left.

      the brass piece on top appears to be an older on/off top

      thank you!

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        #4
        The Reactor valve works neither worse nor better than an original AGD on/off, in my opinion. However, that small disc is quite the nuisance since it falls off every single time you remove the valve from the body. While at your tinkering table that is just mildly annoying, but out at the field it is quite the disaster. That thing is small - and hard to find.

        Edit: If you're not going to track down a Micromag body to match your valve, you will be able to sell the valve in no time. There is a whole lot of collectors and/or Mag aficionados who like to have the matching valve in all the different flavor of their Mags.
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          #5
          Originally posted by Olsson View Post
          The Reactor valve works neither worse nor better than an original AGD on/off, in my opinion. However, that small disc is quite the nuisance since it falls off every single time you remove the valve from the body. While at your tinkering table that is just mildly annoying, but out at the field it is quite the disaster. That thing is small - and hard to find.

          Edit: If you're not going to track down a Micromag body to match your valve, you will be able to sell the valve in no time. There is a whole lot of collectors and/or Mag aficionados who like to have the matching valve in all the different flavor of their Mags.
          Fortunately I have another full on/off so I won't need to use it. that disc is a pain as you mentioned.

          unfortunately these do not belong to me so I'm not able to sell the valve. I was moreso commenting on the complete random nature of the bin.

          I'm happy with my personal ULE, Minimag and newly acquired Field Rental mag

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            #6
            Damn that ULE has seen better days

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            • Sottyman
              #6.1
              Sottyman commented
              Today, 05:37 PM
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              It's just getting broken in LOL
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