 Grover |
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Sunday, December 5th, 2004 |
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Period of
Product Use: |
6 months |
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
Slide triggers(lighter pull),e triggers(faster, lightest pull, about a x100 more expensive). |
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| Marker Setup: |
AKA Minicocker, WGP chrome hinge/3-way/STO ram/inline reg, Madman valve/springs, Shocktech bolt/beavertail, KAPP drop/LPR, AA raptor tank/violator inline, Macro line, Micro gauge(input psi) |
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| Strengths: |
Smooth, fast, easy trigger stops |
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| Weaknesses: |
Heavier pull, taller profile |
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| Review: |
Smooth trigger pull doesn't have near the friction of a slide trigger w/o a roller sear. Fast pull, and personally I think they are easier to pull for longer periods of time. Easier to time for me.
Triggers are not as light of pull as slide triggers, after all it is a lever and fulcrum. Didn't like the height difference at first, but you get use to it. Mine came with out grips, which was no big deal since, I am partial to my old hogues.
I am still using a 99 STO 3-way so I haven't reached the full potential of my frame. Just don't forget to swap your lp hoses around, it makes them backwards. I like it better that way, since it looks cleaner.
Mine came with the cam adjuster, which made adjusting trigger stops super quick and easy. Definately get it, too.
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| Conclusion: |
I upgraded to this from an ANS Quickfire, which is a smooth frame, but I have never once considered swapping back. The only thing I miss about the slide is how light the trigger was with ultra-light trigger return springs and sear springs.
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