electronics in markers

[lssbug]

what are the true advantages of electronics? Does it make that much of a difference? Or is it just more to go wrong?


please tell me your thoughts on this!

[Counterfeit]

ROF, the ROF on a electro can't be met my any none electro.

[Paintball Monkey]

did you forget about the RT?

[elTwitcho]

Cant be met by any non electro EXCEPT THE RT :)

Electros have a much nicer trigger pull though, so short and silky smooth. I think I need to be alone now...

[Richy_C]

but the best advantage is snp shooting, light electros, bushy impulses, can get 7 shots on a snap shot, were as a cocker may get 3

[Edited by Richy_C on 01-13-2001 at 12:16 PM]

[TLplus84]

not just an electro can shoot 7 in a snap shoot. Like a post above sed..Look at the RT mag...INSANE rates of fire but still it's not electro. Just because it's electro doesn't mean that it is SO much better at rates of fire and junx. A hooked up cocker can keep up with an electro.

[Richy_C]

yeah but they are harder to bring to target than light electros

[Counterfeit]

The rt is still not capable of reaching the rof of some electrics with a human finger.

[Paintball Monkey]

an RT can reach the same rate of fire as an electro, but not sustained rof like the electro. The other big advantage to an electro trigger pull is minimal movement. Instead of pulling the trigger 1/4" to 1/2" on non electros you only have to move it a matter of milimeters or less. Less trigger pull means less jerking action when you pul the trigger which results in less gun movement and more consistent hits on the target.

[elTwitcho]

Paintball monkey pretty much summed it up. I'm gonna make the springs as light as possible on my intimmy, and shorten the trigger pull to less than a millimeter, then see if I can just shake the gun to get it to fire real fast lol. Just kidding btw

[TLplus84]

eh...i wouldn't want my trigger to be like a millimeter. I want some movement on my trigger. I think that just feels better than a trigger that barely moves.

[elTwitcho]

You find you can shoot alot faster with a trigger that feels more like clicking a mouse than pulling a trigger. less movement, faster ROF

[TLplus84]

i guess it's all personal preference. I like some movement in triggers.