[OBF]

Can you guys tell me which trigger will fit on the gun below? If you know any feednecks, grips, boards, etc, those would be helpful as well.

This post has been edited by OBF: 04 December 2012 - 09:29 PM

[ContractKiller11]

My advice along with many others will be don't waste your money upgrading it. I mean yeah get a trigger, but anything else will be a waste. I'm not fully sure, but I think any current UL Frame trigger will fit, someone else should answer for this though.

[OBF]

ContractKiller11, on 04 December 2012 - 10:07 PM, said:

My advice along with many others will be don't waste your money upgrading it. I mean yeah get a trigger, but anything else will be a waste. I'm not fully sure, but I think any current UL Frame trigger will fit, someone else should answer for this though.

I was actually considering upgrading, but I came to the conclusion that I'd rather have a personalized low end gun than a high end that's like all the others.

[BurningPlaydoh]

"Personalizing" means nothing. You can spend as much money as it would cost for a whole new gun and the rail would perform almost exactly the same as stock. A trigger may be a good investment if you really can't use the stock one, but if you start spending money on grips boards and feednecks you've spent money you will never get back, and you're hosed if/when the gun breaks down.

Basically, if you want better performance just save up for a better marker.

[OBF]

BurningPlaydoh, on 05 December 2012 - 09:51 AM, said:

"Personalizing" means nothing. You can spend as much money as it would cost for a whole new gun and the rail would perform almost exactly the same as stock. A trigger may be a good investment if you really can't use the stock one, but if you start spending money on grips boards and feednecks you've spent money you will never get back, and you're hosed if/when the gun breaks down.

Basically, if you want better performance just save up for a better marker.

It's not really a hard concept. I don't care about performance, I want a personalized gun.

[Pakistani]

looks over performance, eh?
and for the record, even if you "personalize it" its still going to be like all the other rails out there. There aren't enough aftermarket parts available for you to make the gun any different.

This post has been edited by Pakistani: 05 December 2012 - 03:09 PM

[OBF]

Pakistani, on 05 December 2012 - 03:08 PM, said:

looks over performance, eh?
and for the record, even if you "personalize it" its still going to be like all the other rails out there. There aren't enough aftermarket parts available for you to make the gun any different.

For (hopefully) the last time, I don't care how it preforms. Now please, which grip frames, boards, triggers, feednecks, regulators and ASAs will fit on a 2011 rail?

[ccseancc143]

Board:http://www.ansgear.com/2011_Proto_Rail_Virtue_Board_p/virtueboardprotorail2011.htm
Trigger:http://www.ansgear.com/Violent_Series_Proto_Rail_Trigger_Black_p/violenttriggersrail.htm
Bolt:http://www.ansgear.com/TechT_2011_Proto_Rail_Reflex_Rail_L7_H_E_Bolt_Sys_p/techtl7boltrail2011he.htm

[Cookybiscuit]

A Rail is an appalling choice for something you want to be one of a kind. If thats what you're after, get an Ion, Cocker or Intimidator.

[OBF]

Thanks ccs,

Cooky, please see above posts.

[Cookybiscuit]

I see them plain as day. The combinations of parts you can have on a Rail is extremely limited, with something like an Intimidator you literally pick the parts you want and build it yourself. Thers dozens of gripframes, bodies, boards, triggers, feednecks etc. I don't think its even possible for any two Intimidators to share parts since the older ones never came complete. I believe Bob Long only started putting ASA's on guns recently. If you want one of a kind you cant do much better, go through any of the Intimidator owners picture threads and see if you can find two guns that look even remotely similar.

Not to mention any Intimidator takes a gigantic shit on a Rail, I have a Species with Alias internals and it shoots smoother and quieter than the Victory I had and costs no where near as much.

[Nokified]

Triggers from CP, Dye, Critical. I've heard Critical triggers are great for walking. I personally have the Dye Ironman Reach trigger. The stock trigger is not very good. However, if you get the ironman remember there isn't a backward travel stop or whatever the thingymajig is called to stop the trigger from pressing into the microswitch. CP makes a whole lot of different colors if you want to personalize that. Barrels, tapes, grips, reg sleeves, dovetail asa, macroline colors, bolt cap, etc. Tons of personalization lol you can color the marker all you want. Who says you gotta buy stuff from retailers? Make your own aesthetic changes.

Edit - if you want to go for something extra, send it to a respected anodizing shop.
http://www.ansgear.c...riggerclear.htm
http://www.criticalp...t_dm6ultrig.htm

This post has been edited by Nokified: 05 December 2012 - 07:06 PM

[Old Dude PB]

I'd put a Dye Ironmen Blade trigger and Dye lockdown feedneck collar on it. Then if you still feel like spending money, a custom ano and/or laser job. And you can always add a 14" barrel or kit if feel like it. The 11/12/13 Rails have slow solenoids, so I don't see the point in upgrading the board. And I like the stock UL grips. As the owner of an upgraded Rail, I understand what you're trying to do. A word of advice, though: keep the stock parts. If you ever want to sell the gun, put the stock parts back on, and sell the gun as stock. Then part out the upgrades. That's the only way you'll see any resale value on the upgrade parts.

[OBF]

Thanks guys.
I had a 2k6 infamous timmy once cooky, but now I can't seem to get enough cash together to trade/buy another one, so I'm working with what I've got.

[Nokified]

Keep everything except clamping feed neck, on/off asa, longer barrel, trigger. There's no need to change the steel hose. It works fine like every marker out there with steel hose if there are any still. If you do, it wouldn't cost that much anyways. $20 gets you pretty much all you need for macroline.

CP on/off ASA http://www.ansgear.c...f_ASA_s/361.htm
Clamping feed neck http://www.ansgear.c...how=1000&page=1
A new barrel. I like stiffi barrels but CP 2-piece works well too http://www.ansgear.c..._Kit_s/2406.htm
Trigger http://www.ansgear.c...riggerclear.htm

[ccseancc143]

Nokified, on 05 December 2012 - 08:18 PM, said:

Keep everything except clamping feed neck, on/off asa, longer barrel, trigger. There's no need to change the steel hose. It works fine like every marker out there with steel hose if there are any still. If you do, it wouldn't cost that much anyways. $20 gets you pretty much all you need for macroline.

CP on/off ASA http://www.ansgear.c...f_ASA_s/361.htm
Clamping feed neck http://www.ansgear.c...how=1000&page=1
A new barrel. I like stiffi barrels but CP 2-piece works well too http://www.ansgear.c..._Kit_s/2406.htm
Trigger http://www.ansgear.c...riggerclear.htm

I prefer VP triggers because their lighter and It feels snappyier if that makes sense.