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    Posted: 25 April 2005 at 10:05am
     I got a responce system with a double finger trigger (made by tippmann) I truned the responce trigger up becasue i couldn't even walk the trigger, then i hear something hit the ground and one of my velocity screws come out.  So how high can i turn the Responce system, so that the screws won't pop out (or be dangerous to my gun) and how can i shoot fast without walking a trigger?

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Bugg Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 April 2005 at 10:08am
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With a R/T System, you dont actually walk the trigger. MOST Mechanical markers cannot be walked.

With the R/T, the trigger will be pushed back into place with the metal pin behind the trigger. Holding your fingers in the right location, and the right trigger bounce setting on your R/T will give you a feeling of "Full-Auto", but it would still be Semi, making it field legal.

Just mess around with the marker untill you can find that sweetspot, then go out and rip!

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thanks.  Wehn i turned the RT to fulll power, I shoot quick a few times then 1 of my velcity bolts poped out and the other one was lose?  Whjat do I do?
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dont crank it out all the way, i personaly have my rt opened all the way and have never had this problem so u might want to search on it some more
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Read this directions to tune it right please- www.model98.net/tunert.html

Your valve bolts popped out because the threaded holes on the valve body are stripped. Its better explained in your thread in the repair section.

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