ULE body/Autococker threaded barrel...Breakage??

[rgt]

I am considering going to the ULE body to lighten my marker. I know they take the Autococker threads...

Is the barrel setup any better than the Automag barrel setup??? What I am trying to say, is there breakage inside the marker with the ULE as opposed to paintball breakage inside the barrel with the Automag setup (IF a ball could break with the level 10...)

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[trevorjk]

i havent noticed any problems what so ever and i just got my ule body about 3 weeks ago and ihave put about 2 cases through it and to no problems what ever problems you had with your old body youll have with your new one... im presuming you had no problems

[Banshee23]

The ULE setup is better because it's lighter & gives you a much wider range of barrels to use. And no, it won't cause any problems in you gun. The old mag barrel setup was fine, this is just a little better :)

[TheDoveDecends]

Havent had any problems with mine.. and it does give you a much wider range of barrels to use.

[teufelhunden]

Originally posted by rgt
What I am trying to say, is there breakage inside the marker with the ULE as opposed to paintball breakage inside the barrel with the Automag setup (IF a ball could break with the level 10...)

Just stick a straight shot or barrel swap down there and it'll clean up well. Not that you can break anyway, chuff chuff :)