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  • ATBen
    Certified Post Whore
    • Jul 2020
    • 548
    • West Elgin, Ontario

    #1

    Info on Teflon MiniMags

    Picked up a classic valved black mimimag today. I'm guessing its a Teflon one, left feed. Not too sure about it. Definitely a period piece. ANS phase 2 x chamber, stainless steel braided, cut CF frame, SP wood grips, SS Dye Twistlock boomie. Serial is in the 42xxx with 1 star?

    $200 I thought was fair so I snapped it up quick. Now, what would you do?

    X valve, retro, or keep it classic?
    I'm thinking intellaframe or X.
    Definitely going to get a cocker barrel adaptor, I think it'll look awesome with my black tactical Kaner kit.

    Thanks
  • Alexndl
    MCB member
    • Jul 2020
    • 3532
    • Montreal, Qc, Canada

    #2
    You can put a level 10 if you want anti chop, it work with a classic valve
    X valve will be a lot more expensive, its lighter than the SS valve but if you are ok with the weight as it is, classic valve work good

    Good price for a mag with SP wood grip they are worth around $60 alone

    For the frame I like single finger trigger CF frame and I would recommend trying it as is at lest once, but you have plenty of options like Nummech (if you like humpback frame with integrated macroline), intelliframe, luke and other
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    • Arthur
      ︻デ═一 *** ** *
      • Jul 2020
      • 666

      #3
      Recently going through a mag renaissance financial apocalypse myself, it’s been great. If you can source them I’ve found aluminum single trigger grim frames to feel the best. That’s just me. I’ve used/teched both x and classic valves, and I prefer the classic, sold my x valves. Not an expert just a dude tryin to abide, cheers.

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      • Dusty Bottoms
        RT Classic Assassin
        • Jul 2020
        • 329
        • Nashville

        #4
        Man, in our modern era of 10.5 bps caps, and the return of mech semi's to prominence, I really don't see much point in 'upgrading' a classic valve to a X-valve. It's not much of an upgrade except in terms of weight savings, since alot of fields won't let you run a RT/X-valve at higher bps rates. Plus, why would you need 15+ bps in recball games? A new X-valve cost almost $100 more than a new Emek! Weight aside, the Classic valve, when paired with a Lvl 10 bolt, is amazingly consistent and easy on paint. It was a great design and it still performs well. Add that with a Doc's barrel adapter and it makes for a nice shooting, dependable mech. I hate double triggers, so can't help you there.

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        • Meleager7
          MCB Member
          • Jul 2020
          • 2180
          • Ontario, Canada

          #5
          I believe the RT on/off is drop in compatible on a classic valve, and a worthwhile upgrade, as I’m told it reduces trigger weight, but I forget by how much?
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          • Hellion360
            Power Lurker
            • Jul 2020
            • 2498

            #6
            Originally posted by Meleager7
            I believe the RT on/off is drop in compatible on a classic valve, and a worthwhile upgrade, as I’m told it reduces trigger weight, but I forget by how much?
            I like it. Definitely noticeable but I haven't measured. I like the Intelliframe a lot too and Doc's Adapter is Solid.

            Good price for the marker you bought. But you should post a picture for our enjoyment.

            The classic valve is reliable and shoots great. Attached is a picture of mine.
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            • Jordan
              I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
              • Jul 2020
              • 3508
              • Southern Ontario, Canada

              #7
              Originally posted by Meleager7
              I believe the RT on/off is drop in compatible on a classic valve, and a worthwhile upgrade, as I’m told it reduces trigger weight, but I forget by how much?
              Goes from an 8lb pull to a 4lb pull. Drops right in.

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              • ATBen
                Certified Post Whore
                • Jul 2020
                • 548
                • West Elgin, Ontario

                #8
                So, first off, thanks everyone.

                Next, it looks like I'll be keeping the classic valve but adding a level 10 bolt. Going to ditch the expansion chamber and go with a bike grip, and intellaframe (eventually maybe even an y grip). There's a place here in Toronto thay sells similar cocker to twist lock adaptors for $30, so I'll grab one of those too

                As for the on/off I'll probably go with an RT as mentioned above. However, I'm wondering of a ULT on off would work?

                My Tac One has an Xvalve and ULT, but I'm wondering if I could swap my ULT from it with an RT?

                As soon as I snap a picture I'll get some before and after shots up. Thanks again.

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                • Jordan
                  I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 3508
                  • Southern Ontario, Canada

                  #9
                  Originally posted by ATBen
                  So, first off, thanks everyone.

                  Next, it looks like I'll be keeping the classic valve but adding a level 10 bolt. Going to ditch the expansion chamber and go with a bike grip, and intellaframe (eventually maybe even an y grip). There's a place here in Toronto thay sells similar cocker to twist lock adaptors for $30, so I'll grab one of those too

                  As for the on/off I'll probably go with an RT as mentioned above. However, I'm wondering of a ULT on off would work?

                  My Tac One has an Xvalve and ULT, but I'm wondering if I could swap my ULT from it with an RT?

                  As soon as I snap a picture I'll get some before and after shots up. Thanks again.
                  I've got one of those adapters, seems pretty decent... I haven't used it enough to see how durable aluminum is vs. the SS that Doc's adapters use, time will tell on that one.

                  ULTs, in theory, won't work... there are a few people why report being able to make them work, but the RT on-off will work with no fiddling, and to be honest you'll likely be happier going that route.

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                  • Boddah2
                    Bunker Buster
                    • Jul 2020
                    • 169

                    #10
                    Is this one on Kijiji I saw?


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                    • ATBen
                      Certified Post Whore
                      • Jul 2020
                      • 548
                      • West Elgin, Ontario

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Boddah2
                      Is this one on Kijiji I saw?


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                      The rough one from Toronto? Then, yes.

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