Mirco E-Mag compatability Q

[JoyInTheMadness]

Is a ULE body/ULE Rail compatable with a Micro E-mag (proteam products).

[warbeak2099]

No, the PTP Micro-Mags do not use rails. If you buy a mag body that accepts body rails such as the ULE or Tac-One bodies, then you could transfer your Micro E-Mag internals to that.

[JoyInTheMadness]

so I could put a ULE body on a micro e-mag?

[warbeak2099]

If you also buy an emag rail for it, yes. I'm not sure, but I think the emag rail will be able to accept the micro e-mag battery pack.

[JoyInTheMadness]

I have another source that also says that (the venerable pput)

So I would need a ULE rail to mount the ULE body to the micro e-mag trigger frame and battery pack

[warbeak2099]

Yes, that should work.

[JoyInTheMadness]

Great, I just need one more for confirmation before I frop $250 for all this junk. .

One more Q.

Is the Micro-E trigger frame compatable with the Fireblade trigger or the logic Lt3 trigger?

[JoyInTheMadness]

TTT I need this answered.

[JoyInTheMadness]

If I do put it on a rail would I need a longer that holds the valve in? Can I just purchase one of these from AGD?

[Dayspring]

If you're going to put a ULE body on a PTP Emag, you need the following items-

ULE Body (duh)
ANY Emag rail. (Doesn't have to be ULEd)
New Sear assembly (the full thing. PTP uses funky ones)
new on/off pin & on/off assembly. (use a .712 for a 2 oring valve, a .728 for a 1 oring valve)

The field strip screw is fine, and so is the rail bushing.

The blade trigger works regardless of the body you put on it. As the TL-63 triggers aren't really made any more, you don't have that many options for blade triggers.

[JoyInTheMadness]

new on/off pin & on/off assembly. (use a .712 for a 2 oring valve, a .728 for a 1 oring valve)

Is an E-Mag Valve, 2 o-ring or one oring? and is this the thing the ULT upgrades (not that I am gonna get a ULT they are useless on e-mags, I just need to know what part it is)

And what kind of sear do I need, RT or classic AM/MM?

thanks for your help DaySpring.

[warbeak2099]

The Emag on/off assembly sold on the airgun online store is the .712 one and costs $35. That's the one you'll want to get unless the PTP Micro-Emag valve is different than the AGD one. I doubt it, I'm pretty sure it just has different labeling on the housing. Also, you'll need neither one of those sears. You'll need an emag sear which costs $55. So:

ULE Body=$145
Emag rail=$60 (non-ule) or $80 (ule)
Emag .712 On/Off=$35
Emag Sear Assembly=$55
Total=$295-315

Hope everything works out for you.