walking trigger

Is there any way to customize a 98custom so you r able to walk it?

how... does it make it more sensitive

so some trigger mods. Do a search on the forum, but I believe it's sticked in a thread called "uber upgrades" or something. Stuff like replacing the trigger spring with pen spring, making a trigger stop, polishing the internals, replacing the sear spring with another pen spring. This will all help.

Ref: I want a nice clean game
player: but it's paintball!

It's hard to walk a mechanical trigger. You can modify it to make it a little faster, but for high bps you are going to need to go electric.

For I will wander to and fro,
I'll go where I no one do know,

1milesniper wrote:

Is there any way to customize a 98 Custom so you r able to walk it?

The 98 trigger does not lend itself to tuning. I have tried. The things that would make it light and remain dependable require major changes in the way the parts fit. (tight fitting pins and bushings, plastic parts re-fabricated from metal) All the advise about installing lighter springs and polishing the internals may have merit, but do little to nothing to make the trigger walkable.

The most straight forward way to make the trigger walkable is to install an E-Bolt or adapt a sear tripper from the Custom Pro or some other electric marker.

This changes the trigger system from the mechanical to the electrical. At that point the pressure required to fire the marker is just enough to click the electric switch. To take full advantage of the change to electric you will also have to install a double trigger with fore and aft trigger stops. With just those changes and the E-Bolt installed in my 98C I can maintain a continuous 11-12 bps well enough to empty my hopper in about 12 to 15 seconds.

Some will tell you that you have to have an electric hopper to run that fast. Actually that is not true. The feed rate of a gravity feed hopper is completely up to the job. The problem is the the paint balls get jammed where they try to go into the feed neck of the hopper. This doesn't cause chops, this just just causes noting to come out of the marker when you pull the trigger...requiring you to shake the gun to get things flowing again. I received a Halo B as a gift, and it works well. But, agitator types may work just as well at the obtainable rate of fire.

what about that magnetic trigger mod? can that work for a mech marker?

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My freind can walk his 98c with single trigger and pen spring mod

98c
R/T
Eggy w/ Z-Board
Hpa Tank
Double Trigger
Drop Foward
12" Smart Parts Progresive
Team Morelli Company
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Pro_Carbine wrote:

My freind can walk his 98c with single trigger and pen spring mod

the only way you are going to walk a trigger is to use two fingers. So, unless he has really small hands, I dont see that happening. He can just move his trigger finger somewhat fast, which will be nothing compared to someone who can actually walk a trigger. Also, get a double trigger, since noone has mentioned it and you didnt specify what you have already.

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ProCarbine
16" Dye Ultralite
Egg II
R/T
Double Trigger
Red Dye Grips
Remote Line

Autococker as a backup w/6 piece J&J kit, eclipse ram, Worr Frame.

i think he means fan the trigger. thats fast, but aim straight and youll wind up shooting a squirrell in the but 15 feet to your right. let me know if you understood what i just said...

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It means pulling the trigger with two fingers, alternating which finger pulls
the trigger with every shot.

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