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  • Bear_Claw
    Grease Monkey
    • Dec 2004
    • 399

    #1

    Rail Help??

    Hey all. I am one of those once or twice a year paint ballers. I used to play tons back in high school and have ALWAYS used either mags tippmanns or various pumps.

    But anyways all the mags i have had were classic bodied with the Twist-locks. Well seams every time i use my current mag i and up breaking my hopper elbow. So i decided i going to order a ULE bodied and was just wondering how you guys pressed out the twist lock assembly.

    Also what kinda detent comes in the ULE bodies or do i need to order one of those too. I just want to make my Mag just that much easier to use.

    Currently my Marker fleet is ALL old school. AGD AutoMag classic lvl7 valve, Tippmann Procarbine, and a PGP2. All oldies and all bullet proff reliable but the mags my favorite to use.
    AGD 68 Automag, Azodin KP2, Sheridan PGP2, Tippmann Pro/Carbine, Crossover XVR, SL-68II, and TiPX.
  • secretweaponevan
    Only HALF Polish!
    • Sep 2007
    • 1132

    #2
    Two 2x4's, one with a hole drilled in it.
    Sandwich rail in between.
    Put in vise.
    Squeeze out.

    Er, Dowel and a mallet work too. The 2x4 probably won't. Was thinking of something else.
    It is just press-fit in.

    Angel detentes (and feednecks). It will (should) come with one.

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    • Bear_Claw
      Grease Monkey
      • Dec 2004
      • 399

      #3
      Ok not quite understanding.

      What do i press out?? The twist lock assembly is part of the front pin that locates the Trigger frame. Their is a small allen bolt inside the pin with a spring that goes to the small twist lock pin inside the Twist lock assembly is that all i remove or am i removing the Whole front pin/trigger frame locater pin.
      AGD 68 Automag, Azodin KP2, Sheridan PGP2, Tippmann Pro/Carbine, Crossover XVR, SL-68II, and TiPX.

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      • TeamJackal37
        I Love my Mags
        • Jan 2008
        • 213

        #4
        Whole thing, Do same thing what Secretweaponvan explained, make sure the top of the rail is face down on the wood, I used Brass hammer, Hit the side that the allen screw is located. About after 3 hits should do it.
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        • punkncat
          One foot less
          • Feb 2003
          • 5841

          #5
          Definately make sure that you use a bit of wood, or a hard plastic hammer to strike the twistlock with. If it mushrooms it sure doesn't make things any easier........

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