AO: We are back from the dead... again! After an 18 day outage, we are finally alive and well. Who knew how complicated updating software/databases from 2008 would be. I still have alot of tweaks to make, but my main goal was getting everything patched and updated to 2026.
Vbulletin 6 has changed alot since 2008 so we will have a ton of new features to dig into.
Is there enough room in the logic frame for a lpr below the Trex such as a tickler?
In order to get the tickler in there you have to machine the grip screws away. I've done it and just used custom grips with relocated lower screws. You could also use Dye "Stickie 3's" and only use the upper mounting screws.
Not sure, I dont own a Tickler to measure. However, the Logic frame dose not look ideal for a sleeper reg, there's four 10-32 ASA threaded holes in the bottom, plus there's a dovetail. You would also have to figure out how to deal with the lower grip frame screws. I'm sure someone has done it, those are just some issues you would have to work out.
Did a Logic UMF T-Rex install today.
I'm very happy with the conversion, there's enough material in the frame to machine for a good fit. Tested it and it works great.
I took my gun to the field this past Sunday and let somebody who can walk the trigger try it out. I was blown away at how fast it was shooting. He had it shooting as fast as any electro out there. Unfortunately I didn't get to use the gun much because I was constantly double feeding and didn't want to deal with it when I had another working gun with me. I'll get the double feeding sorted out and this should be my new go to non pump gun.
I do have one thing to note, which would seem like common sense but I didn't think about it. Tune the gun with the tank you plan on using. My SHP tank was empty so I tuned the LPR with my regulare 800PSI output tank before going to the field. I had it shooting great at home, with no RT effect, with my regular tank. When I filled my SHP tank and started shooting it had enough RT to make it shoot to fast, over 20bps on a big red chrony. A quick adjustment of the LPR and it was shooting like I had it at home.
I was also able to get my safety to work without to much pre travel. I had to turn the front set screw about 1/8 of a turn which added only a tiny amount of extra pre travel.
Nope didn't dissassemble the valve... Just poor choice of words on my half.
I had not separated the body from the rail since before I sent the marker to you. When I opened up the marker to get the number on the valve I had to work to keep the hose in the air channel and notch of the rail when I re assembled the marker.
Marker works great I just tuned the Lpr a little to get it to RT as a little addition when walking the trigger. The only issue Imhave is I am still getting a little bolt stick that I am going to give up on soon and send it to Tuna to fix.
Other than that... I need to save up for another project that involves the OLTR and LPR Foregrip
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