Important Announcement on the ULE Trigger

[ScatterPlot]

WOO HOO! I cant wait for this! Well I actually havent checked to see if it fits or not cause I just saw this thread. But anyways, I have a question- can you just get a new on-off assembly? If this has already been asked sorry cause I didnt read all of the replys before this. Well thanks!
Bert
PS-Tom is king!

[ScatterPlot]

AAH! NO! DONT CALL ME STUPID! Sorry, I misunderstood where to look. I thought he meant inside the on-off assembly. By bad! Well it looks like mine wont fit, so here comes an X-Valve for Bert! Yay! Oh well, if anyone out there wants a used, good condition Retro with a LX lemme know!
Bert

[The Yellow Dart]

Ok, this is what it think about all the old school retro valves, either you go to a machinist and get the on/off drilled or sell your retro valve for a good amount of money to buy an x-valve.

[Viral]

paper imps

Originally posted by sneakyhacker420
but my imp is in the shop getting some 'noid work done...

Why is it that every single friend I know that has an Imp has uttered this exact phrase to me at least once? Those poor guns must have the most fragile electronics ever made.
That sentence is usually followed by "...but when it's working it's awesome!"

--Viral

[Hoplon]

Originally posted by The Yellow Dart
Ok, this is what it think about all the old school retro valves, either you go to a machinist and get the on/off drilled or sell your retro valve for a good amount of money to buy an x-valve.

Why would i want to buy something that won't outperform or even last as long as what i have and sepend more money doing it?

[Hoplon]

Re: paper imps

Originally posted by Viral

Why is it that every single friend I know that has an Imp has uttered this exact phrase to me at least once? Those poor guns must have the most fragile electronics ever made.
That sentence is usually followed by "...but when it's working it's awesome!"

--Viral

because they don't come stock with a lpr and they tend to be used with co2 more than other electros. Those poor noids take way more abuse than average.

[WarBUCKs]

If it is going to be 225 for X-valve with ULE trigger, how much will it be just for the ULE Trigger?

If it was posted earlier in this post, I must have missed it and I apologize for the reapeat.

[Cryer]

Originally posted by WarBUCKs
If it is going to be 225 for X-valve with ULE trigger, how much will it be just for the ULE Trigger?

If it was posted earlier in this post, I must have missed it and I apologize for the reapeat.

Tom said at one time under $100. There has been talk of it costing as little as $30. So far, it's all speculation.

[cockersuk14]

can anyone tell me how exactly this works or what it actually does to improve rof?

[p8ntballsnowman]

Tom, how would these work with roller triggers. Would they be light enought to be effective?

[MaxPowers]

Ok, everyone is getting their panites in a knot over this. Let the guys at AGD do their thing. I think the evolution is moving in the right direction in general as it is.

As much as I would like to see a drop in mech. trigger that would be electro-like, I would like it even more if I could get a bolt on e-kit. Look at all of those cheep spyders with the $60 electro-frames on them. They are all over the place. They are junk. How much better do you think a mag would be (classic, mini or other eise) with a AGD made electro-frame? No contest.

Don't get me wrong, I still am drooling over the X-mag, and I will be for the 9 months I'll be on the waiting list, but it would be great if I can upgrade my Rt, mini, and classic mags.

[Farnja]

Hmmm...Sry bout this but i am kinda a newb to Mags and i just bought an RT valve that fits in my classic rail,but i couldnt seem to figure out if it was the 2 O-ring or 1 ring kind... Could i have specific directions or is there any other way to find out because i think ym gun is missing o-rings (because it is leaking and will not work...im getting a parts kit tommorrow)...thnks a lot...

[Jerhew]

ok real quick
go to the tech forum and look under the gun maintenance classic post for directions on how to take apart your valve
if you still have a problem, make a post there

as far as 1 oring or two
that refers to the space underneath your on/off valve
if you have 2 O-rings, there will be on little one inside one bigger one, if you have a 1 O-ring setup, there will just enough space cut into the valve for the small O-ring.

hope that helped

[Farnja]

The on off cutaway is a large cylinder...there looks to be room for 2 O-rings...would the bottom of the on/off hole be narrower if it were only 1 O-ring?

[Jerhew]

exactly
which is why if you have a 1 O-ring valve you have to get it machined somewhere in order to use this new on/off