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    Posted: 03 August 2006 at 7:17pm
I did this to see what would happen.

This isnt the RT mod where you build something like an RT out of stuff.

I put part of a toothpick into the spring where the sear pushes the trigger forward, forcing it to stay all the way back. This makes the full pressure of the drive spring push the trigger forward after each shot.

I did it and it seemed to fire similarly to an RT. And no it wasnt like the runaway full auto mod. I could make it fire semi auto by pulling the trigger harder, then make it full auto if I pushed a little, just like the RT. I didnt have any chops for a while but then one chopped because my loader isnt fast enough then it chopped more. I got like 100 shots before it chopped though.

I havent read anything about people doin this mod before.


Edited by pooperscooper - 03 August 2006 at 7:18pm
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so wait, were did you put the toothpick? and you have the toothpick on the sear?

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The toothpick is NOT in the sear. Its in the trigger slider spring. Check on a gun diagram to see what part that is if you dont know.
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Okay I am very confused right now. This is on a 98 custom right? Not a custom pro that has a different sear spring. Please specify and pics would be extremly helpful right now.
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it is inside the trigger slider. it jams the slider so the hammer returning pushes the trigger forwards. this has been done before and wears out the slider, hence the more-complicated-than-necessary design by tippmann factory. they could have made a one piece trigger but chose not to.
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In what way does it wear out the slider? The slider doesnt even move...
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the slider does move the sear pushes against it if you still holding the trigger
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Originally posted by pooperscooper pooperscooper wrote:

I did this to see what would happen.

This isnt the RT mod where you build something like an RT out of stuff.

I put part of a toothpick into the spring where the sear pushes the trigger forward, forcing it to stay all the way back. This makes the full pressure of the drive spring push the trigger forward after each shot.

I did it and it seemed to fire similarly to an RT. And no it wasnt like the runaway full auto mod. I could make it fire semi auto by pulling the trigger harder, then make it full auto if I pushed a little, just like the RT. I didnt have any chops for a while but then one chopped because my loader isnt fast enough then it chopped more. I got like 100 shots before it chopped though.

I havent read anything about people doin this mod before.

 

it just made my gun go slower.....

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jsut a guess but i'm supposin the lenght of that toothpick is very important. agian picturs would be instrumental...
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Yes please post a picture, that would help bunches.
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