just some questions about my new ule custom

[thescriptlord]

hello everyone,

i am new to AGD and this is my first purchase...coming from WORR, AGD is heaven to me and i love the sophistication and durability of the ULE custome...i do have a few questions though...where would be a good place to get a decent macro line valve kit to replace this huge ugle braided metal mess that was standard...also i have purchased a 71/45 dye throttle tank...i know that my AGD ULE custom runs off of high pressure so i should be alright without a regulator correct? because the x-valve has a built-in reg.? also the drop forward that i have put on the gun comes in contact with the standard front grip...which front grips are compatible with this gun...thank you all for you help and i look forward to many years of great play action from AGD...

[sabrefanpc]

Macro can be gotten pretty much anywhere, the fittings are standard sized. Tuna, squid, etc on AO sell them as well.

No you dont need a reg and it is not suggested you use one. Some people with adjustable tanks crank them up to over 1000 psi to get maximum reactivity so dont worry about it.

As for the grip, you can go with a 15* adapter like rogue sells or search the classified forum for another grip ( I am guessing you have the bike style?). Best solution may be to get another drop. Ive got a ygrip on mine and have never had any problems with a drop being that long.

[thescriptlord]

what do you mean by a bike style grip? i am uploading pics of my gun as we speak so...maybe it will help you somewhat...thank you again for your advice...

[sabrefanpc]

a bikegrip has rubberized bicycle handle like grip. the tac1 on the airgun.com homepage has one. and welcome to AO

[thescriptlord]

thank you for the welcome and yes that is the grip that i have...i want to switch it up though...do you know if i can go with any other grips...or is there a specific brand/size that i need...and also is it necessary to get a regulator for my preset 71/45 dye throttle air system...thank you for your advice

[sabrefanpc]

dont use a reg

I dont know of any shorter grips, but they probably exist. Or you could even take it off if you want, its not neccesary but most people keep them to improve accuracy.

[Ceph]

you can put another fore grip on it, but it might have to be drilled to mount it. and if you don't like the braided cable, you could always shrink wrap it. That's what i did. sorry if i seem to be pic whoring lately, but you can have a look at mine if it helps.

[automikey]

shorter grip

Doesn't Rogue make a shorter bicycle grip with built-in ASA?