Building a Mag in need of assistance

[Utu]

I want to build a mag with a ule body, classic valve, and place on it the stock and shroud that come from special ops. My questions are

What rail do I need to mount the shroud to?

What should I expect to pay for it?

What is a good single trigger frame to go with it?

and finally, Is anyone selling this setup?

Thanks in advance!

[KC]

you need a RTP rail or a tac 1 generation 1 rail.

I have the RTP rail, and I sell them for $25.00 shipped.

The stock AGD CF trigger frames are cheap and very strong/comfortable.

-Kristian

[slasherdan]

You beat me to it ..

K has given you all your info for you. I hope you like the trigger pull though. It's a tad heavier than the pull you get with the X-Valve.

I have the same setup at the moment minus the Spec Ops Stock. I have the Lapco drop forward stock. The over all setup is light and the trigger pull will allow you to use a non-motorized hopper without fear of chopping paint.

It's a good marker for me. I play mostly pump these days so my ROF is almost non-existant anyway, but playing the same way with a semi with a 50 round hopper makes for a good semi to grab in a clinch.

[Utu]

Thanks for the info guys. I am not too worried about chops due to the fact I will be using a Qloader. Do you feel based on the heavier trigger pull, I would be better off with a double trigger?

[slasherdan]

You can give it a shot. I've heard that it makes for an easier pull because he have some leverage working for you.

If you're using a Q-Loader I think you won't have to worry to much about chops. The loader is forcing each ball in the. Just work on getting used to the trigger pull with a case of paint and a normal hopper then more up to the q-loader. you shouldn't have any problems.

[Lenny]

Thanks for the info guys. I am not too worried about chops due to the fact I will be using a Qloader. Do you feel based on the heavier trigger pull, I would be better off with a double trigger?

Replace the classic on/off with an RT on off. It'll lighten the trigger pull by almost half.