My Y-Grip and ULT review...
Hello all!
Last night I got my Y-Grip and ULT installed. Here is my review, with pictures to follow...
First, the Y-Grip. I like my markers tight, and this does a wrist good. Only concern to be noted is that it is a longer grip then the Intelliframe. What that means is that I had to adjust my hose length a bit. Something to be aware of when you are swapping frames, you will need to readjust your air lines just a bit. The grip feels great and does it's job well...
Now the ULT! Comes in a little box all put together. I took it apart to lok it over, found a few very tiny pieces of brass shavings in the top on/off piece. I got out my trusty tweasers and q-tip, and cleaned it all out. Then I put in all five shims and put it all back together.
Next I pulled out my old on/off and removed the two o-rings in the on/off section of the valve. I replaced this now empty void with the ULT and put everything back together, gassed her up and took her outside with abotu 300 rounds...
OMG! This trigger is awesome! The pull is very light. I ate the 300 rounds without a problem. I even tried walking and it demonstrated how good the LX Bolt works. It would spew forth a line of paint and then choke (I have no walking expierence) and then spew some more. I had one broken ball, which was from a chuff while having fun walking. As far as firing normal, it was very fast as well, with no breaks or chuffs or anything, just bliss...
The reactivness is still there, better then before for me, as the on/off is very close together now, so it takes very little effort to fire. I can hang my finger on the very edge of the bottom of the blade, and it just feels very nice pushing back.
Bottom Line: It works just as AGD said it would. Can you walk it? I want to say yes, you can, but know this, there is no ACE to save you. Maybe with a trigger stop to reduce the amount of pull required, or a spring returned (HINGE) trigger you could without worry, but as it is right now, I would not trust it to be reliable, not with my fingers. But yes, I feel this mechanical trigger could be walkable.
Is it still reactive? Yes, the reactivity is still there.
I look forward to the changes this will make for AGD. I have a feeling next will be a battery change (maybe even solenoid) for the Emag, to even a E frame for any AGD marker. That is if SP does not destroy all E-markers... :)
James
Pics later! :)
Extreme Body with CP mini foregrip and Bushmaster vert ASA.
RTPro Sear and Pin
Emag Valve
LX
Y-Grip
ULT
AGD Flatline 45/4500
Titanium Paintball Barrel
ACI On/Off
MacDev Macroline
Riccochet AK hopper
Last night I got my Y-Grip and ULT installed. Here is my review, with pictures to follow...
First, the Y-Grip. I like my markers tight, and this does a wrist good. Only concern to be noted is that it is a longer grip then the Intelliframe. What that means is that I had to adjust my hose length a bit. Something to be aware of when you are swapping frames, you will need to readjust your air lines just a bit. The grip feels great and does it's job well...
Now the ULT! Comes in a little box all put together. I took it apart to lok it over, found a few very tiny pieces of brass shavings in the top on/off piece. I got out my trusty tweasers and q-tip, and cleaned it all out. Then I put in all five shims and put it all back together.
Next I pulled out my old on/off and removed the two o-rings in the on/off section of the valve. I replaced this now empty void with the ULT and put everything back together, gassed her up and took her outside with abotu 300 rounds...
OMG! This trigger is awesome! The pull is very light. I ate the 300 rounds without a problem. I even tried walking and it demonstrated how good the LX Bolt works. It would spew forth a line of paint and then choke (I have no walking expierence) and then spew some more. I had one broken ball, which was from a chuff while having fun walking. As far as firing normal, it was very fast as well, with no breaks or chuffs or anything, just bliss...
The reactivness is still there, better then before for me, as the on/off is very close together now, so it takes very little effort to fire. I can hang my finger on the very edge of the bottom of the blade, and it just feels very nice pushing back.
Bottom Line: It works just as AGD said it would. Can you walk it? I want to say yes, you can, but know this, there is no ACE to save you. Maybe with a trigger stop to reduce the amount of pull required, or a spring returned (HINGE) trigger you could without worry, but as it is right now, I would not trust it to be reliable, not with my fingers. But yes, I feel this mechanical trigger could be walkable.
Is it still reactive? Yes, the reactivity is still there.
I look forward to the changes this will make for AGD. I have a feeling next will be a battery change (maybe even solenoid) for the Emag, to even a E frame for any AGD marker. That is if SP does not destroy all E-markers... :)
James
Pics later! :)
Extreme Body with CP mini foregrip and Bushmaster vert ASA.
RTPro Sear and Pin
Emag Valve
LX
Y-Grip
ULT
AGD Flatline 45/4500
Titanium Paintball Barrel
ACI On/Off
MacDev Macroline
Riccochet AK hopper
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