Combo vertical and warp feed ULE body

[master_alexander]

or you could have a body that rotates any way you want it and you can lock it in place, so it is also intigrated into a rail.you can rotate it 180* around the rail, universal for leftys no extra holes 2 detents ya get the picture i hope

[hitech]

There was a long discussion in chat about this topic...

hmm..yes had the idea too...

YOU FREAKIN READ MY MIND!!!! i thought of this about 1-2 years ago...

So why hasn't someone done this?

[mcdkid]

I only have the capacity to make ideas, not products.

simple

[captian pinky]

i know i dont have many posts but what about taping 2 holes one vert the other warp on the side then making a cap with a detent already in it and make the cap to plug the hole like one on the front of an angel so that way you get a flat top for those whoe like the new warps but still the vert and with the body they could include the warp feed nek and the direct
but i think this would work as far as the 2 mounting holes people wont like it because of the holes on the side of there gun here are some pics to help you piece it together the detent would not be stationary but in the plug and rebuildable


it is under angel end plugsX2 silver
http://www.wdp-paintball.co.uk/shop03/gap.php?$f_currency=&$currency=USD

butt wouldt have detent showing on top but still on top only on inside ule warp body

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/2219

ule body vert

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/1922

[hitech]

i know i dont have many posts but what about taping 2 holes one vert the other warp on the side then making a cap with a detent already in it and make the cap to plug the hole like one on the front of an angel so that way you get a flat top for those whoe like the new warps but still the vert and with the body they could include the warp feed nek and the direct...

THAT is exactly what I was suggesting...

[trains are bad]

remeber the 'blocking plate' forms part of the breech on the inside, and as such has to have a curve on it. And the curve has to be oriented correctly when it's screwed in fully.

[Lohman446]

Good idea.. but isn't the detent on the top of the body for warp feed (it is ) If you had it on the right side and were using the warp wouldn't the force of the warp push the detent back and let the ball roll forward

N/M - addressed above I'm

[ScatterPlot]

remeber the 'blocking plate' forms part of the breech on the inside, and as such has to have a curve on it. And the curve has to be oriented correctly when it's screwed in fully.

That's where you would run into one problem, and then I think there's another. I don't think you are gonna have enough space in between the two holes to make a full "bridge" of metal going between the two halves. I'm not sure cause I don't have one sitting here in front of me, but wouldn't the plug have to integrate some of the threads for the feedneck hole? I.e. wouldn't the plug and feedneck end up touching each other in some way? I'm not sure, someone with a gun handy run check . If they do, this means a great amount of difficulty to manufacture, since you must make one hole, then make a plug, then make another hole, then tap the hole and the plug, then make sure the threads still line up a second time when you screw the plug into the second hole. That would be way expensive to get right reliably every time, unless you were CNC'ing it which just adds more to the cost of tools, time, and all that stuff. IMO it would also be pretty ugly. Well OK anything can be made to look good, but thinking costwise it would be hard to make pretty.

I think a far simpler, cheaper, and (probably) less ugly way would be to just mill out a huge hunk around the feedtube and go with xmag-style removeable breeches. With milling that is just like a strait linear tube instead of the xmag curves it would probably be cheaper than existing breeches and would almost definately be cheaper than the plug idea.

I think it would be a cool thing to make, but I think it would be hard if there wasn't enough metal to bridge that gap.



And if there IS enough metal to make the bridge?
My post is moot, somebody make one already

[SlartyBartFast]

The answer is modules. But AGDE, who hold the patent, aren't producing bodies anymore.

So the reason AGD can't produce a pneumatic trigger and the reason they can't produce a single integrated body with interchangeable modules is the same. Another company holds the patent.

[Deltree]

i dont know if anyones said it yet but why not rotating breaches? i know theyre out there. it should be simple enough to mill the rail and body to accomodate that.