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RT Automag leaking

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Posted by short_round on October 18, 2002 at 13:55:39:

I gassed up my RT today and I am having a strange problem. i have recently taken my retro valve and put it in my Micro-Mag. I have also changed the grip to a benchmark double finger trigger. When I gas up it vents down the barrel for a second and then stops as the sear pin moves forward. After that it will fire ok for while but then it starts to stick again. there is about 1/16 of an inch between the pin and the trigger, could that be the problem or would you say it is the power tube spacer, if so I sould pick a shorter one right?

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: I gassed up my RT today and I am having a strange problem. i have recently taken my retro valve and put it in my Micro-Mag. I have also changed the grip to a benchmark double finger trigger. When I gas up it vents down the barrel for a second and then stops as the sear pin moves forward. After that it will fire ok for while but then it starts to stick again. there is about 1/16 of an inch between the pin and the trigger, could that be the problem or would you say it is the power tube spacer, if so I sould pick a shorter one right?

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