Proto Matrix Rail- Questions Answered! - Page 6

ilikepaintball7 · 05-11-2007, 11:54 AM

does the ul frame have a different board then the stock pmr? if so is it better?

oh and what are some common problems with the pmr? and how can they be fixed.

protofreak · 05-11-2007, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ilikepaintball7

does the ul frame have a different board then the stock pmr? if so is it better?

its uses a dm6 board i think or 7

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Originally Posted by ilikepaintball7

oh and what are some common problems with the pmr? and how can they be fixed.

the stripping back cap mostly

F-N-U · 05-12-2007, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by ilikepaintball7

does the ul frame have a different board then the stock pmr? if so is it better?

it has the pm7 board in it im almost positive... if its not the exact same it has ALL the same features as the pm7's

protofreak · 05-12-2007, 04:11 AM

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Originally Posted by F-N-U

it has the pm7 board in it im almost positive... if its not the exact same it has ALL the same features as the pm7's

thats the stock board the ul board is a dm6 board

Terminate · 05-15-2007, 04:40 PM

another common problem with the PMR, along with a lot of other matrix guns is that the battery harness is fragile so don't pull too hard or you'll break the wires off...

lucifer_sam · 05-16-2007, 11:45 AM

I don't believe there are any real distinguishable differences in the stock board from the UL board. They have the same caps, same settings. Although adjustment is different and it can be maximized using different chips, for the most part it is only the placement and security of the UL board. Personally, I never felt a need to buy a UL frame. It's ugly and I don't need a new board. Plus, it still doesn't give enough room to put in a RF harness. NDZ makes a Pro-Lite frame (which is actually LIGHTER than the UL by a few grams) and has a much sweeter trigger guard and different mounting holes for grips.

darktrooper5 · 05-16-2007, 12:10 PM

Breaking the battery harness isn't extremely easy, you have to actaully try in most cases. Just be gentle. If I pull on any wiring in a paintball marker the way some of these guys do, its gonna go.

lucifer_sam · 05-16-2007, 12:12 PM

Does anyone know (for sure) whether Hybrid grips fit the Pro-Lite frame?

darktrooper5 · 05-16-2007, 12:30 PM

The ND frame?

Yea, they fit.

Mephisto21 · 05-21-2007, 11:41 PM

I want to get a drop for my PMR but I don’t know which one. I like the Shocktech large. you see it is hard for me to see and feel what the different drops are like on guns I am in the Air Force and I live in Germany so I have to order everything, any suggestions?

DashizSg · 05-31-2007, 04:12 PM

What's a good setup for a pmr?

bigwood212 · 05-31-2007, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam

I don't believe there are any real distinguishable differences in the stock board from the UL board. They have the same caps, same settings. Although adjustment is different and it can be maximized using different chips, for the most part it is only the placement and security of the UL board. Personally, I never felt a need to buy a UL frame. It's ugly and I don't need a new board. Plus, it still doesn't give enough room to put in a RF harness. NDZ makes a Pro-Lite frame (which is actually LIGHTER than the UL by a few grams) and has a much sweeter trigger guard and different mounting holes for grips.

not true. I have the ultralite frame with the pulse rf chip fits in the same place as the stock frame. Ultralite frame also comes with the best grips made. I cannot say this enough. People buy the hybrid grips for the look and i bought them also. I was very disapointed they were very hard cheap plastic and in no way are formed to your hand. If you hold any gun with dye sticky grips it may not look that great but it feels great. Buy dye sticky grips for every frame. Ultralite frame also gives your 4 trigger adjustments insted of 2. And prolite frame is only a few grams lighter but it has no board grips or trigger. The ultralite is weighd as it comes. Looks are just looks i think prolites are ugly. Also they dont have the same settings. Ultralite has more bps settings and the stock pmr board has NXL mode. Ultralite has no NXL mode. Ultralite has no batter harness the batter just slides in. Ultralite has a different trigger and switch system. Ultralite has an hourglass shape.

bigwood212 · 05-31-2007, 04:57 PM

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What's a good setup for a pmr?

14in dye ultralite barrel
new designz metal backcap
new designz clamping feedneck
hybrid quarter turn bleeder on off
new designz asa with guage port
boblong mini guage
dye ultralite frame
tadao M7 board
virtue laser eyes
techt L7 bolt
new designz spring detents
hater sauce (a must)
Pulse loader
pulse rf chip
dxs 68/45 tank

thats a good setup.

protofreak · 06-01-2007, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by bigwood212

14in dye ultralite barrel
new designz metal backcap (got it)
new designz clamping feedneck
hybrid quarter turn bleeder on off
new designz asa with guage port
boblong mini guage
dye ultralite frame
tadao M7 board (got virtue)
virtue laser eyes (there on the way)
techt L7 bolt (orange bolt is on the way)
new designz spring detents
hater sauce (a must) ( had this since it first came out)
Pulse loader (old sckool halo b)
pulse rf chip
dxs 68/45 tank

thats a good setup.

its almost sorta like mine

bigwood212 · 06-02-2007, 10:24 AM

ha nice!

old spice · 06-18-2007, 04:47 PM

I've had no problems with mine... WERD!!

bubba88 · 06-25-2007, 05:23 PM

My pmr is a gas hog i just wanted to know if anybody elses is like this
shooting just air i went through 25 or so shots and emptied a 48 at 1000 psi
i was shooting and i saw the guage in the tank move really quickly.

protofreak · 06-25-2007, 06:32 PM

where you dry firing cuz for some reason i get less shots dry fireing then just regular shooting

DerMaverick · 06-27-2007, 07:10 AM

For everyone that is having trouble with the settings on their board (including dwell) check out this youtube vid. The guy does a pretty good job at explaining (no, it's not me, I still haven't gotten my pmr yet )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZvzPD6bYGk

darktrooper5 · 06-27-2007, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by bubba88

My pmr is a gas hog i just wanted to know if anybody elses is like this
shooting just air i went through 25 or so shots and emptied a 48 at 1000 psi
i was shooting and i saw the guage in the tank move really quickly.

So wait, you went through 1,000 psi and only got 25 shots dry firing?

If your gun is new that is expected, you were shooting air, that will also kill the numbers, and the rail is a poorly efficent marker.