ULE Trigger + Intelliframe + Xvalve + Adjustable Tank: OVERKILL??!

[dcmander]

Hey guys.

In light of the new ULE superlight trigger..I was wondering. With the xvalve a mech gun with the iframe, xvalve, and the ULE trigger will be just like an emag on hybrid mode right?

Well is an adjustable tank even neccessary? Or is it overkill? Will adjusting the pressure even really matter with the ULE trigger? Or would buying an adjustable just be a waste of money? Would a preset be better?

What do you guys think on this.

Please post!

Thanks!

[TheJester]

well i think i've put it a pretty good way....it would be a mechanical x-mag basicly

[mrkbik]

minus the ACE...

[Blennidae]

I don't think it will be quite the same as an Emag in hybrid.

1: Tom mentioned it was NOT as light as an electro trigger.
2: In hybrid, the HES still triggers the sear, so you don't actually have to move it yourself.
3: An Emag trigger pull has to be felt to be understood.

Now having said that, the setup you described does sound VERY nice, and I will buy the mod for my backup mags.

[Jerhew]

as far as an adjustable tank being overkill...
i don't believe so
besides you can get an air america raptor rex or a nitro duck xstream for about $200 these days...
nitro tanks have really come down in price over the last few years

[MinimagRockin']

Nah, it's not overkill. Look at what some modern day electros can do it you want overkill.

[dcmander]

K..cool guys. Thanks.

I just asked cause I'm about to purchase a dynaflow for 220$ (perfect condition, 10-01).

Just wanted to make sure I wouldn't regret after all these AGD mods

[adam shannon]

if your shooting an rt or x-valve mag you cant go wrong with an adjustable tank. im not sure...were all still in the dark on what makes the ule trigger mod work...but given how an rt/x-valve works i would hazzard a guess that without sufficient input pressure 800+ the trigger mod wouldnt work as well since the seer is still resetting the trigger...it just takes less lbs to pull the reset trigger.

tom also said the ule trigger mod is adjustable so you can even tinker with the settings to get it right for you...this may also depend on input pressure / valve reactivity.

[dcmander]

Nice post. Thanks, helps a bunch.

I guess I'll grab that dyna! I love these tanks!

[joeyjoe367]

I own and use a dynaflow myself. They ROCK Gotta love the upstream bleed, push-button on/off. A bit loud, but no big deal.

[jaylock33]

sounds like a nice mech gun to me