Nerve trigger

[drmr118]

is the pull on th nerve hard or light or is it adjustable?

[Shadow21]

It's adjustable. Get a new one instead anyways. :tup:

[Uziel Gal]

You have front and rear trigger stops to adjust the length of pull, a screw to adjust the trigger activation point (this screw can also be installed in two different places on the trigger to give different degrees of leverage - no need to carry out the flipped microswitch modification) and a magnet threaded behind the trigger to adjust the return force (although you have to remove the board from the frame to make this adjustment, but that isn't hard to do).

The Nerve will take any aftermarket 2K3 Shocker trigger if you decide to go aftermarket, as well as any 2K3 Shocker frame and board if you want to go the whole hog.

[Shadow21]

Uziel, how do you know so much about Nerves? And what are you doing in here anyways? :eyes:

Also, when you talk about if the pull is hard, Drmr, most electros have a <100 gram microswitch. I believe the Nerve is around 80-100 grams.

[equipmentcounts]

i think it is 25 grams... but i might be wrong

[di$TOrTed]

Uziel, how do you know so much about Nerves? And what are you doing in here anyways? :eyes:

Also, when you talk about if the pull is hard, Drmr, most electros have a <100 gram microswitch. I believe the Nerve is around 80-100 grams.
Uziel knows everything. Duh.

anyway, i'm pretty sure that SP Nerve boards have a 25g switch on them.

[Shadow21]

I should have known that. :dodgy:

After researching, Nerves do have 25 gram switches in them.

[Uziel Gal]

Easy answer - I have a Nerve.....

The switch on my stock board is an Omron D2F-FL, which does indeed have a 25gram activation weight: -

http://www.mouser.com/catalog/625/1161.pdf - 5th item listed in the second chart down.

[Atlantachap]

While we are on the topic of the Nerve trigger, for some reason I can't see or feel the trigger activation screw. Is this normal? :confused: I tried to adjust the screw with a hex key and I couldn't feel the screw. I hear clicks when I'm pulling the trigger, so I'm assuming that the activation screw is there. Thanks.

[Uziel Gal]

Does your trigger have two screw holes? If so, the grub screw may be installed in the other hole. You need a 0.050" allen key to fit the trigger screws.

[rustyness]

also, dont forget to back your magnets out when adjusting triggers. for me personally it feels a million times better