walking trig questionare

If you have the E-Trigger (aka E-Grip) and a Blade trigger, then you should be able to walk it. You also might want to do the pen spring mod, to lighten your pre-pull. To do this, replace the original trigger spring with a cut to size spring from a clicky pen or pencil.

Gabby, its a stick trigger, and we've already gone over this , its walkable. 

Did the trigs come in yet? 

Glad to see you can login again.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only way to walk is w/ the EGrip...


Edited by JcKa - 29 January 2006 at 12:41pm

and sticky/blade same deal

wateva, wateva i do wat i want

we're friends, and I was just messin with him, don't need to freak out.

Tom-A-to
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Edited by JcKa - 29 January 2006 at 12:41pm

Gabster08 wrote: kk thanks my friend is doing that. so is the egrip the only way to walk with the cp???

There are some people out there who claim to be able to walk a Tippmann mechanical trigger and that may be true, or they are fooling themselves. The majority of us require the light trigger pull only available with an electric trigger.

The electric triggers are so light that virtually any double trigger will work, aluminum or plastic. And it really does require a double trigger to walk unless your fingers are extremely small...such that you could get two fingers inside the guard.

You will find that straight rod type triggers are easier to walk than the triggers with finger notches ( like finger notches on the Tippmann double trigger). You will find with finger notch triggers that you are actually getting most effective fire when you finger the high points between the notches. There is a trigger out there, forgotten the name, which instead of notches, has bumps in those positions...making it a very effective trigger.(saw a guy on the field that had cut the Tippman double trigger, turned it around and glued it back on...wasn't really a reversed bumps but it did make a pretty good straight style trigger)

You will also find that triggers that fit the action with less side to side slop will allow you a much higher ROF. You can improve the Tippman double trigger action by installing a larger diameter pivot pin which fits the pivot hole through the trigger much more tightly.

Edited by Bruce A. Frank - 29 January 2006 at 2:24pm

RavenGuard wrote: Monkey Dust wrote: NO i think its called a BLADE trigger. Stop whining. dude, what's up with you're attitude?  seriously...

Oh cuz' you ar all high and mighty now... shut up

Hes just here to say, "Hey thats a cool gun" in the marker gallery and to pick fights with people.  All 270 posts are about that.  Hes just a very lonely person.

thats all he says when you tell him something...

his impression is really funny tho

Gabster08 wrote: no craka i was wondering if u the egrip is the only way to walk

Any trigger system based on an electric switch will provide the speed. Actually I think the E-Bolt is superior to the "E-Grip" electric trigger systems. But, E-Bolts have become hard to find and the few supplier who still have some are charging top dollar.