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  • spearmint
    Registered User
    • May 2011
    • 134

    #1

    Difference between frame screws

    Hello everyone. I have a technical question about automags frame screws.
    Is there a two different long type of them? Because I have 3 mags but one (it was complet Tac-One package, bought in Netherlands, two others I build from parts) have a longer screw then others. And thats my problem, I have damaged screw hole on others bodies and a shorter one screw doesn't fit. But when I use a longer one It's ok.

    Maybe is there a difference between ULE/Tac bodies made from alluminium and classic steel bodies. It's possible, that steel bodies come with short screw and alluminium come with longer one???

    I really need answer and two longer one frame screw, here in Europe its really hard to find them


    Thanks
  • RST
    paintballmuseum

    • Jan 2012
    • 166

    #2
    There is a difference.

    From the AGD store:

    Code:
    RT Pro Bottom Bottle Screw-Acts as Front Frame Screw:
    This screw is just a shade longer than the regular front frame screw. For use with the Tac One, RT Pro, RT ULE Custom or Emag with ULE or Tac One Mainbody.
    These have the same lenght as the PE Geo/2/3 Front Frame Screw you can use too.
    You should get those at any PE Service Center.


    For the stainless bodys you would need a screw that is a little bit shorter than the screw above:

    Code:
    A steel mainbody uses the standard front frame screw. Be sure to choose the right part for your mainbody!
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    • BTAutoMag
      AO's Problem Child
      • Oct 2001
      • 7199

      #3
      I found this out the hard way, do not use the longer screw on a steel mainbody
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      • Justus
        Justech.us

        • Nov 2010
        • 1515

        #4
        I've seen the longer screw used where the shorter one should be used, except a small washer was also in place (effectively shortening the screw as far as the body is concerned).

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        • BTAutoMag
          AO's Problem Child
          • Oct 2001
          • 7199

          #5
          Yes, I always double check by looking in the body just to be sure I'm not sticking out
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          • spearmint
            Registered User
            • May 2011
            • 134

            #6
            Thx RST, but here we don't have any local PB shop

            Originally posted by Justus
            I've seen the longer screw used where the shorter one should be used, except a small washer was also in place (effectively shortening the screw as far as the body is concerned).
            Sure, but if you need the longer one this doesn't help :)

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            • need4reebs
              OutKasT 4 Sho!!!

              • Feb 2011
              • 1441

              #7
              the classic frame screw is 3/4" and the rt/ule/bottom ASA screw is 7/8"

              hope that helps!
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              • spearmint
                Registered User
                • May 2011
                • 134

                #8
                Thx man, you are helpfull

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                • OPBN
                  OldPBNoob

                  • Sep 2008
                  • 5240

                  #9
                  Is there a reason for using the 7/8 one on ULE and TAC bodies? I just checked and I have 3/4 on nearly all of mine.
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                  • bbotts77
                    Dirty Frank
                    • Oct 2009
                    • 558

                    #10
                    Originally posted by OPBN
                    Is there a reason for using the 7/8 one on ULE and TAC bodies? I just checked and I have 3/4 on nearly all of mine.
                    3/4" was too short and 1" was too long when I was assembling my Tac-1. I bought a few 1" screws and cut them down to 7/8".

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                    • OPBN
                      OldPBNoob

                      • Sep 2008
                      • 5240

                      #11
                      Originally posted by bbotts77
                      3/4" was too short and 1" was too long when I was assembling my Tac-1. I bought a few 1" screws and cut them down to 7/8".
                      Is it just for the Tac bodies? I just took apart 2 ule bodies markers one with a AM rail and one with the Gen2 tac/rtpro rail and both have 3/4 screws. Checked the ULE Emag and is has 3/4 as well. Only thing I dont have here right now is a tac body and rail..
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