ULE Trigger Kits in the Store!!

[painball]

I just got mine! Hopefully I will br able to fill my tank this weekend and install it!

[Jack & Coke]

I just got mine... chuff chuff!!!

Really, I chuff a lot with the ULT!

Maybe I'm just too used to the strong kick back of the RT.

Sometimes the bolt doesn't reset all the way back...

I think I need more practice...

[Mighty Mike]

chuff chuff....same here. Every few pulls I was getting a chuff, so I addded one more shim (3 total) and that solved the problem.

[painball]

i cant wait to set mine up once i get my tank filled

[Powday]

ULT Rips! Get one!

Just installed my ULT. It rips! I love it.

Although, I ended up with 5 shims in there (and might put another... can u sub in one lvl10 shim for two ult shims?).

Out of the box, I was disappointed (chuff chuff). So I added shims, one at a time as the directions said. With each shim, the trigger seemed to gimme less and less chuffing! :) Anyway, I'm at 5 shims now and it's still not going into full auto or double firing. Trigger pull is AWESOME. It's soooo much better. Of course, the "holy grail" would be to have that pull with more reactivity. U do lose some, but it seems that the more shims I added, the happier I became.

To make a long story short, once u get it tuned to your liking, you won't be disappointed with the ULT.

[Jerhew]

Re: trigger

Originally posted by QUINCYMASSGUY
And I do think a trigger stop would be beneficial in the back end of the stroke, but I am wary about a front one. If Tom Kaye says bad idea (or in his words, hummm, more bolt being bought or whatever it was he posted a couple weeks back) I'd believe him. We'll see what happens with the back stop though.

ok i installed front and back stops today...just for the heck of it...
let me just say that it's really not worth it...
you can use the front stop to take about a hair out of the pull(don't want any chipped bolts) but thats about all...

and you can get the pull pretty short with the back stop but
you can't disassemble the gun without tools...
the trigger rod has to be pushed almost all the way in to push the pin up and out of the way so you can slide the valve out...
i have it set as short as possible with still being able to get my gun apart without tools...it's probably only about 1/4" shorter(bottom of the blade on my i-frame)

[Jerhew]

powday
you can use level 10 shims but they're twice as thick as ult shims
so use one in lx shim in place of 2 ult shims

[Jerhew]

oh ya
and i got mine ult in...btw
it's sweet...
i'll probably be tuning it some more but overall it rocks

i even drilled out my 1 o-ring retro valve myself...
i used a 3/8" forstner bit on a drill press
seemed to work pretty well except i think i dulled it out on the stainless
oh well an $8 dollar bit was still cheaper than $50 at a machine shop
let me just say though
if you plan on attempting this...be careful
disasseble your valve all the way...if you don't youre gonna wreck your orings
make sure you have a way to clamp down your valve extremely tight
make sure it's level so the bit goes in easily and doesnt bind
use a slow drill speed, this is stainless after all..
use oil and work slowly...
i just did a little at a time until the step was gone
most importantly...
when you're done, there's going to be chips everywhere inside your gun...
blow it out, hose it out, stick q-tips in every hole
maybe even a pipe cleaner into the smaller rt chamber hole
most importantly... the dump chamber collected a ton of grime... i had to use about 15 q-tips, bending the ends over so i could reach every part of it
overall i think i was more scared than anything
i didnt want to ruin such an expensive part...
but in reality i was rather easy to do...just had to be very careful and very thorough

[speeddemon]

Re: Re: trigger

Originally posted by Jerhew
and you can get the pull pretty short with the back stop but
you can't disassemble the gun without tools...
the trigger rod has to be pushed almost all the way in to push the pin up and out of the way so you can slide the valve out...

Umm, well, use a credit card, stick it in there and push the rod back. Or a paper clip. Or something.

[Jerhew]

right
well it's not really a big deal
but i imagine it's the reason why Tom doesn't endorse the use of trigger stops
point is...you really can't reach it with your fingernail or anything...
so if you had to take it apart say... in the middle of defending a castle...
you better make sure you got your leatherman/gerber multi-tool handy

[the larch]

the larch

theoretically, with your level ten set up right, you should never have to take the gun apart on the field without tools

[mistwolf]

Ignore, wrong thread

[Jerhew]

Re: the larch

Originally posted by the larch
theoretically, with your level ten set up right, you should never have to take the gun apart on the field without tools

a lot of things should happen...
but i tend to subscribe to murphy's law...
anything that can go wrong...will

like i said i havent decided how im gonna run everything yet...
i just wanted to mention it to those of you who were thinking about doing this

[acecl22]

i just got my first good paycheck, and i realy wanna spend part of it on this, and the reviews are making me more anxious than ever. is anyone having any problems with it at all... and how much have you used it so far, i want to see if there are any problems once it gets broken in

[dansim]

what is the little tiny tiny black oring for?