ULE trigger/bouncing bolt

[Scutter]

Hey, I just bought the ule trigger and fell in love with the pull of the trigger now.. it is so light. But now that i have that in, for some reason i cannot get the bolt to bounce. I wonder if anyone had any suggestions.

[vf-xx]

"bolt bounce" = runaway?

AKA you hold your finger in one place and it autofires?

It can be done, it's really a matter of how many shims you put in.

However it should be known that you're not supposed to do this, it can cause premature bolt/sear wear. Some feilds will not allow you to use this.

[Chronobreak]

ha

the only way your getting that bounce back is to take that ult out its near impossible to bounce with ult b/c it kills reactivity but good luck

[BlackVCG]

Reactivity is a function of input pressure.

Increase your input pressure to get more bounce.

[simpaint]

hi...

they say on www.airgun.com that the ule trigger will not work very well on a utomag or a minimag.... i have a ule mag ( automag with ule body and a level 7) so can it work well on my mag?? ifnot.. any solution??

is the hyper frame a good 2nd option?

[TSalPaintball]

The ULT does not work very well with a Classic, X-valve is the way to go. Forget the Hyperframe and get a X-valve, you will be much more happy. Feel the power of X!

[tonybhall]

Here is how to make it bounce

Hey,

I have a ULT and when I first got it, it bounced like crazy so anyone that tells you that you can't make a ULT bounce is wrong.

Bounce is adjustable with shims. I have 3 shims on my ULT and it does not bounce. However, when I first got it, it had 6 shims and would run-a-way (bounce) like crazy. This thing was going full auto on me. And, it was easy to find the sweetspot.

So, the point is, if you want bounce just add shims. I would say add one at a time till you get the effect you are looking for.

BTW, VF-XX is correct, if your marker bounces, it it not touney legal and most fields will not let you play with it. As far as increasing wear on the marker, actually it just increases the ROF, which in turn increases the rate of wear on the parts.

Hope this helps
Bryan