Alpha

Theres these two bronze cylinders that fit into each other adn slip into the back of the single trigger carbon trigger, right where you'd put your thumbscrew in.

What is its purpose? Should I have one on my intelliframe? It won't fit on my intelli.. I didn't put it on my intelli adn it seems to be working fine.

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ShepardD

It should go in there, I know my Mag had it in there when I bought it with that Intelliframe and when I switched it over to the Y I continued to use it. It should fit, although it is a real tight fit, when puting it on the Y I used rubber jawed pliers to squeeze it together so it would go in. Since it had that in there originally. I think it is supposed to be there, probably keeps the frame tight to the body, but I could be wrong.

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The carbon fiber frames that have the larger hole in them were made for the older RT classics. To make them fit on the newer RT pros AGD made a brass spacer to slip in there and the rail bushing fits in it.

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Alpha

An I take it intelliframes were made for RT pros, so they dont need the spacer?

EDIT: Merry christmas guys.

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