A5 Response

i have an a5 response but it wont shoot anywhere close to fully auto. is there any way to change this?

here you go the Response trigger installation manual,

turn the screw counter clockwise to increase the rate of fire, and clockwise to slow the rate of fire.

Edited by kurieitaa - 24 June 2008 at 1:20am

thanks but i already screwed it all the way counter clockwise and its still single fire only. i
ts got a flatline with a battle shroud, and ncstar bipod, ncstar red dot sight, rap4 CAR stock, with an offset hopper and 2 point sling

I had the same problem when i first put mine in. First make sure you have enough air to your gun, if its starved it will not act right. After you check that take the RT plunger and oil it good. If you take the plunger out of the aluminum casing its not a big deal there is nothing to loose in there. Take it out and drop some oil around its o-ring that usually gets it freed up and makes it easier to find the sweet spot. Mostly the RT is just playing with it. It takes time to get it adjusted to the rate of fire you want. But as Caramanos stated, you cant just hold it down and get it fully auto. So keep toying with it till you can find the "sweet spot"

Check the small o ring in the top of the response piston in the pistol grip.  If this o ring is nicked or damaged the response won't work.  When you turn the response all the way in the trigger should be very hard to pull.  Turn it out a quarter turn at a time while trying the trigger until you get the rate of fire you want.