Must lighten the load.....

[Thing]

I was wondering. Can a micro emag be taken apart and outfitted with a ULE body and frame? Man that would really make my day if it could.....

[dropkick1]

u can get the grip frame but no body since u need a body rail like on an emag or regular mag.

ken

[Thing]

Crap I posted incorrectly.....Can an E-micro be taken apart and attatched to an ULE mainbody and ULE rail. Thats what I meant to post. You should know what I have Drop...lol

[TheBigRaguPB4L]

i'm pretty sure that all an emicro is, is an emag with a micromag body. I could be mistaken as i've never seen one. If you take the micro body off, i'd be willing to bet you can get an AGD rail and body to put it on. Not entirely positive however.

[yagrmiestr]

I believe you will also need a new sear since the emicro sear has the bushing drilled out.

So, Rail, Body, Sear + Sear pin and you should be set.

[Thing]

I dont think that you need the sear. It takes cocker barrels. I know this because my brother had to order the ULE rail because we dont have access to a press to get the sear out of the origional AGD Emag rail. Thats cool though. I'll jusat borrow my bro's and see if I can get it to work...thanks guys.

[yagrmiestr]

It sounds like your are talking about the twist lock assembly, not the sear. Look at this picture and see if your sear has the bushing (see arrow) like a normal emag.

[Thing]

Sweet...thanks for the pic Yager!!! I'll look as soon as I get home.

[azheat99]

The electronic trigger frames are the same except for some cosmetic differences. The micro Emag has a body that attaches to the frame without the rail. You could replace this, but I think the new body with a rail will be heavier and IMO does not look as good. You would also need to replace the on/off pin. The Emag uses a .712 pin, while the micro Emag uses a .670 or .675, both of these are made custom by Pro Team.