Russ
04-17-2003, 04:50 PM
I received my Black ULE mainbody Monday (14th). It has the O-ring under the detent, and it works just fine. Highly recommended upgrade :D
The ULE mainbody weighs just a snooch under 4oz's (112.6 grams)
My E-Mag H/L mainbody, with an Armson elbow & the powerfeed plug weighs in at 8.7oz's (246gr)
The ULE body saves me 4.7oz's of weight. AND lets the HALO I'm using sit about 1" lower (I had already cut .700" off my powerfeed tube) and on the centerline of the gun. Nice :cool:
To remove the barrel twist-lock assembly, I first removed the set-screw (it's Lok-Tited), then the spring & plunger. I then screwed a 10-32 screw into the hole. I placed the body rail on a piece of steel with a hole in it, placing the hole below the twist-lock. The hole allows it to be driven fully out of the frame rail. I then beat the twist-lock out of the rail by tapping on the inserted screw, so as not to damage the twist-lock.
HALO feed neck, I turned it down to 1.035" in diameter. It's a very snug fit in the ULE's feed tube.
I realize this is all just some ULE rambling, but I hope it may provide someone with some useful info ;)
pics forthcoming...
The ULE mainbody weighs just a snooch under 4oz's (112.6 grams)
My E-Mag H/L mainbody, with an Armson elbow & the powerfeed plug weighs in at 8.7oz's (246gr)
The ULE body saves me 4.7oz's of weight. AND lets the HALO I'm using sit about 1" lower (I had already cut .700" off my powerfeed tube) and on the centerline of the gun. Nice :cool:
To remove the barrel twist-lock assembly, I first removed the set-screw (it's Lok-Tited), then the spring & plunger. I then screwed a 10-32 screw into the hole. I placed the body rail on a piece of steel with a hole in it, placing the hole below the twist-lock. The hole allows it to be driven fully out of the frame rail. I then beat the twist-lock out of the rail by tapping on the inserted screw, so as not to damage the twist-lock.
HALO feed neck, I turned it down to 1.035" in diameter. It's a very snug fit in the ULE's feed tube.
I realize this is all just some ULE rambling, but I hope it may provide someone with some useful info ;)
pics forthcoming...