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Topic: Response trigger info

Posted By: Kurt34
Subject: Response trigger info
Date Posted: 05 October 2005 at 6:36am

ummmm can someone tell me basically what the response trigger does??? I've heard that u can find the sweet spot and It will be automatic and also that it fires when u pill the trigger and when u reeles the trigger is this true?????

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98 custom

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Posted By: Gerbil of Doom
Date Posted: 07 October 2005 at 6:25am

What the response trigger does is a little solenoid is installed behind the trigger, and when you pull the trigger excess air from the shot pushes the trigger back foward. The sweet spot is when you apply the right amount of pressure on the trigger and you can actually 'bounce' the trigger off of your finger, making the marker shoot really fast. You hearing about the marker shooting when you pull and release the trigger has nothing to do with the response trigger. That type of firing is from the e-bolt, and is an electronic setting. Does this clear everything up?

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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.

Posted By: Xspyderman
Date Posted: 07 October 2005 at 5:51pm

^^^ That is all good info... your desciption of how it works is very good... except a solenoid is a coil of wire that has a voltage applied that induces a magnetic field to cause kinetic energy... the R/T has a an air cylinder, not a solenoid... its 100% pneumatic and mechanical, and not at all electrical.

You can still fire semi with an R/T... by simply pulling the trigger past the sweet spot and releasing you get one shot, one ball only.

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Xs.

A5, GTA; Flatline, Double Trigger, R/T, Tapco Stock, 32° Remote, Attitude

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