DarkTamer

Is the intelliframe electronic?
I will be getting a mag soon, and I was hoping to make it nice and speedy in the future.

I don't want the X-valve rt thingy because I think that it's regulated like the rt on a tippy.

So is the intelliframe worth the money? Or is there another frame I should look into? I don't want to spend the cash on a double trigger frame, I either want a frame that I can rip ropes of paint on or nothing at all...

Thanks for your help!

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inkjt510

The intelliframe is mech, but one of the nicest mech frames around IMO. If you want to shorten the pull more, get a ULT pull kit.

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Zedaine

In no way is the X-valve (RT Valve) like the tippmanns response trigger. It is completely legal and all it does is make the trigger reactive (shoot back when you pull it) It is only illegal if you have a high enough input pressure to make your mag have an easy sweetspot.

The intelliframe is not electric, but it is needed if you want a double/blade trigger it is one of the best ones you can buy. Why it is called the intelliframe is because it can be hooked up to a revvy so whenever you pull the trigger the revvy will agitate.

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pbpro115

im asuming it can be hooked to an eggy as wll right?
And is the pull super light whe u recive it, or will the ule kit still be needed?

Zedaine

The ULT will still be required if you want a 15 oz pull.
And it should be able to hook up to an egg.

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