Think this setup would work out?

don't get the double trigger if u plan on using the R/T alot because it is uncomfortable.

Um, this is from me just asking stuff:

-A super RT would be able to make 25 bps from what I hear.  But RTs are illegal at alot of tournaments if you're thinking of competing. 
-Egg w/ Z board supposedly says 23, but you have to remember that they aren't testing shooting from a gun, they are seeing how fast they can clear the hopper.  Figuring in blowback gasses and such, it could prolly feed 20 on a center feeding system, not an elbow system.  The direct feed supposedly says it helps w/ feedrate and such, but I have not had experience with it.  But, it wouldn't be good for speedball because it sticks the hopper out to the far right.  The better thing to do would be to go with a Rufus Dawg centerfeed, the egg should be able to feed 20-22 fine with that, IMO.
-A CP Barrel should be fine, as long as its short for speedball, but to get an insane speedball barrel you'd should look into a barrel kit.  They are extremely expensive, but worth it IMO.  If you don't have that much cash, I'd look into something like a snapshot or all american or freak.  Those would be fine for $80.  You really should get something shorter than your current barrel, 16" would not perform well in speedball, from a competitive viewpoint. 
-The 2x trigger would be fine. 
-A good HPA tank would be perfect.  Look into Crossfires, and just find the one that'll allow you to effectively play the position in speedball that you're looking at and it's size should also reflect the availability of refills.

i never understood why the r/t is illegal in tourneys...

PLUS I already own one so Ima use it.....Im going to talk with
my local place about tournament legal R/T thing,,,,,,I might play
for them in their tournaments & crap so......i assume its teir rules
about the R/T,,,,so long as Im not going to play in like NPPL or
UAPL or anything......any suggetions on other upgrades I
should get?

pythonman56 wrote: looopy133 wrote: don't get the double trigger if u plan on using the R/T alot because it is uncomfortable. You pretty much NEED a double trigger with the RT

No, you don't. It's all personal preference. Some people (most) like to use their R/T's with single triggers instead of doubles. They feel that it's easier to sweetspot the R/T using a single trigger.

Edited by SuzukiRider987 - 19 February 2006 at 7:22pm

change ur barrel if u play woods and speed go with a 14" bigshot or if ur goin spend that much money go with a all american or boomstick

 

With double you can get it a bit faster, but its easier to overpull and stop the rope.

having to have a double trigger to make the R/T work good is just a lie the pro-shops will tell ya to make more money. They tried it on me, but I stayed stong. plus, they look cheezy on tippmanns...but thats just my opinion...