Really really light mag!

[trigger090]

So im trying to build the lightest mag possible for the cheapest price possible any suggestions on how to do it with out spending an outrageous amount of money i already have an xvalve and mags that i can work off of and soon to buy a ule but other than that what should i do?

[Rudz]

Classic length body, either a pariah or one the same length, ccm no rise, uled and milled up am/mm rail, single trigger CF frame, no foregrip, x valve, and a 10 inch carbon fiber ccm barrel kit

[TeamJackal37]

My main marker I used for 5 yrs: ULE body,ULE Emag Rail,Splinter Ballbearing Trigger,Xvalve, Sub Zero feedneck,MacDev Barrel 14in Macdev Reg,CP ASA, ULE Trigger Frame,it weighted less 3 lbs. With AM/MM ULE you can go lighter than mine

[questionful]

rudz's recommendation sounds REALLY light. If you want to go super extreme you could mill holes/slots in the body like on that chord someone modded this week. And you could maybe drill holes through the rail from side to side. And drill holes in the CF frame too. You could do a bunch of stuff, I guess it's a matter of how crazy you want to get.

[warbeak2099]

Classic length body, either a pariah or one the same length, ccm no rise, Logic Alpha rail, single trigger CF frame, no foregrip, x valve, and a 10 inch carbon fiber ccm barrel kit

Fixed. Other than that, perfect.

[ThePixelGuru]

[tech-chan]

I will consider doing machining for you people that want a really ule mag. Send me a pm and we will talk. Im betting I can get your mag lighter than a feather.

[trigger090]

thank you guys for the input i will figure out what i am doing then i will post up some pics.