How can i tell if my emag rail is ule'd

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  • one_quick_ta
    Gen. PJ Sparkles
    • Aug 2007
    • 310

    #16
    ur not jacking... welcome... wish i had the answer but the only emag ive handled is my own and apparently pre milled from agd. i can tell you that ule milling the rail drops the weight an insane amount, i put together a ule pneu setup, dallara rail and pariah body was lighter than my intelliframe. the rail for my emag is considerably lighter than a stock am/mm rail hope this helps

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    • Pudgey51
      Fat kid approved!
      • Feb 2005
      • 368

      #17
      that actually does help a little thanx one i figured the body was the big difference (from my tac-one to my ule body there is a huge difference) but i wasnt sure about the rail and the frame...if anyone else knows bout the differences for the emag frame from ULE to normal that would be great

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      • SR_matt
        Santa Sucks
        • Jun 2006
        • 1072

        #18
        my really rough guess is half an ounce. i cant look up the specs on the rail i have cause the transfer agd is doing. i have one of the newer tac rails that was like 2.1 oz stock. so rough head match and mentally cutting it i can only see a 25- little under 50% is reduction of the mass of it so id guess its .5-1 oz


        than again i could be totally off

        -matt

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        • Russ
          Senior Membrane
          • Jul 2001
          • 1935

          #19
          Originally posted by one_quick_ta
          russ, what does it cost to have you do it?

          a cheeseburger & fries, really!

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          • one_quick_ta
            Gen. PJ Sparkles
            • Aug 2007
            • 310

            #20
            Originally posted by Russ
            a cheeseburger & fries, really!

            Seriousley? becaus that i could probably swing...

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