thoughts on the rt ule

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  • pnzrkity
    Registered User
    • Feb 2005
    • 50
    #1

    thoughts on the rt ule

    I am not new to paintball, I have a pirhana, sypder, A-5, and cocker but I don't know anything about the automags and am looking into buying one. What tips and suggestions can you all give me. How maintanence heavy is it? I can't stand the cocker because it is always going out of tune and I mess with it more than I play with it.

    Anyway I appreciate your comments
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    • okiTony
      Registered User
      • Sep 2004
      • 410
      #2
      MAgs

      I have a few markers myself and I tell you the mag is the easiest marker to work on. It is very easy to keep maintain and take apart. If you think a spyder is easy to work on, wait till you get your hands on a mag.

      I recommend a ULE RT Custom, X valve with the Ule trigger. It rocks. If you have the cash and you want electro, go for the XMag. All in all you will be very happy with any Mag.
      Thanks AGD!!!
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        • Lohman446
          Useful posts: 7
          • Jun 2003
          • 9315
          #3
          In my opinion the RT ULE is probably the best mechanical marker you can buy, and that only becomes true when we consider only those markers in its price range.

          It is one of very very few mechanical markers with a good anti-chop system.

          It has been proven to be able to cylce faster than any production mechanical marker out there without shootdown.

          It is reasonably easy to maintain once you understand it.

          The negative of it - you have to use nitro or compressed air (referred to wrongly by me as nitro for the rest of this post) for the X valve. Nitro, in my opinion, is far superior to CO2 anyways, but if you are looking to get out cheap you need to keep in mind the air requiremnt. They are not the most efficient markers so if your playing outlaw away from fields with air stations it is another consideration.
          "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess

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            • frontrunner
              lost.......
              • Jun 2004
              • 392
              #4
              I love my mag i have a custom with an x-valve and ule and it hasn't let me down yet. the Lx system is the only thing you need to learn you will have to change an carrier every once in a while but i've gone through a few cases now and haven't messed with mine. besides that i put alittle bit of lude in her ever other week and shes good to go. I am not sure what you looking for but mine with bang in woods with the tippies and i can hold my on on an air feild as well. if you really looking for a new gun you might want to check out some on the vendor on this site some have nice sorta customs for sale. personaly i like the RPG guns at themagsmith.com . hope this helps


              Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.

              trigger pull game

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                • player4
                  AO*WI
                  • Jun 2004
                  • 558
                  #5
                  If you buy one, buy it from either RogueFactor http://www.themagsmith.com/ or tunaman http://www.tunamart.com/

                  and IMO buy a different rail than the stock one, the stock ule rt pro rails are horrible
                  All black ULE RT Pro:
                  x valve
                  ule body
                  intelliframe with dye sticky 3's
                  nitroduck 68/45

                  soon to have:
                  something special.....hopefully

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                    • BeaverEater
                      25thID - back in hawaii
                      • Oct 2003
                      • 1536
                      #6
                      Lets just say that im sad that i sold mine. That was one of my favorite guns ive owned.


                      I just want this stuff gone, super low prices

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                        • pnzrkity
                          Registered User
                          • Feb 2005
                          • 50
                          #7
                          should I get the warp feed with it? Or just stick with my revy?

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