Blade or Werm?

[-RuShPB227-]

There might already be a thread about this, if there is i appologize. What is the difference between the 2? I know the werm trigger is back closer to the grip frame, but which has more of a pull? can they both adjust to the same points? Which one is better overall, or is it just personal preference? If its just preference, i am going for the blade, its like 10 bucks cheaper.:D

[Killer Kat]

Yeah there already is several threads! Try a search and you'll see what's been all said before, However you said something about cheap! Oh! how I loath that word!:pissed: Be careful cause cheap gets you cheap! I've got Werms on two of my markers and they were not expensive! They also were far from cheap! The craftsmanship compliments my Impulse, and at the same time terrorizes the competitions. Yeah I've got the looks and the moves all at a affordable price! Think about that!

[-RuShPB227-]

I didnt mean they are "cheap" , bro. I mean the Blade trigger "costs less" than the werm in most cases. I am not calling either of them Cheap as in Bad. Sorry.

[Killer Kat]

Just a pet pev of mine, Everybody is looking for something for nothing!
You really do get what ya pay for with the WERM! Made here in the good old USA ,by an American, that also plays a very mean game of paintball as well! I can't praise the man enough! Go Werm! And make the enemy squirm!

[-RuShPB227-]

thanks killer kat, my impulse brother. bY way, nice rhymeing(sp):D

[wolverine]

I don't ryhme very well but I have some technical knowledge. The Werm triggers might cost more, but they have more options. A Blade trigger has 2 adjustment points, pre-travel and post-travel. A Werm trigger has 3 adjustment points, pre-travel, post-travel and switch actuation. The addition of the third set screw allows you more options is setting the trigger just right for you.