Kingman ESP Classic E-Frame C.A.M.D. Reviews

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Manufacturer Description Subscribe to Reviews on this Product - Edit this Product Listing ESP Trigger frame with C.A.M.D. (Color Access Mode Display) for your Spyder marker. Features: * Firing modes include: semi-auto, 3 round burst, 6 round burst, and full auto * Adjustable rate of fire * Reactive trigger response, up to 14 shots/sec * Adjustable trigger pull * Aluminum trigger frame * Immediate one step assembly convenience * Java 9.6V rechargeable battery * Java battery charger * ESP Striker bolt * Spare parts kit * Operates effectively on c02 or compressed air Product Availability   The Kingman ESP Classic E-Frame C.A.M.D. is older, so while it may be available used and in a few cases new, it is not commonly available anymore. Places to Buy No Stores Sponsored Links

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paint007 Thursday, March 31st, 2005 Period of Product Use: 3 months 13 of 17 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: ipi 3.0 frame Marker Setup: Tl-x with C.A.M.D ESP E-frame, ACS bolt, Custom Product One Piece 14" barrel, Riochet Ak hopper, CCM feed neck, and i run on a 20oz co2 tank (soon to come: 68 Cubc Inch x 3000psi Steel Crossfire Tank, Dye stickys grips, FBM Delrin Spyder Trigger.) Strengths: Fast, 4 firing modes, C.A.M.D., adjustable trigger and rate of fire Weaknesses: Flimsy trigger, little gap on the edges, E marker means electronic hopper Review: I got this frame for like $80 at my local paintball store. This frame is one of the best E-frames you can buy for less than $140. It has an adjustable rate of fire 6 to 13bps and you can shoot up to 14bps. This e-frame made my semi auto TL-x way better than the stock Tl-x. Plus this trigger comes with the C.A.M.D so it's very easy to adjust the rate of fire and to select either semi, 3 burst, 6 burst or full auto. The trigger pull is very light when you adjust the trigger. I also like the flat trigger, It looks exactly like the sweet spot trigger. And the flat trigger makes it easier to walk the trigger but later on i'm going to get the Derlin fbm trigger. I heard it's more easier walking the trigger than the Flat trigger that this frame came with. Also installing and charging is simple. Inserting the battery is a pain though because the battery barley fits, but it fits Conclusion: Once again this is a great upgrade for any semi auto spyder. you can get this frame for like $80 to $120, this frame is a great upgrade for any mech. spyder It's a great trigger for the price Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, July 15th, 2005 at 10:19 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

xXpaintXx Monday, April 18th, 2005 Period of Product Use: 3 months 12 of 12 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: stock tl-x trigger- not even close tippmann rt- fast but freezes gun and not as easy to use Marker Setup: spyder tl-x with classic ESP trigger and a halo TSA hopper Strengths: See review Weaknesses: See review Review: Ok first the strengths and weaknesses: Strenghts: - it is very easy to adjust the trigger pull and it can be adjust to an incredibly short length righ now my trigger pull is probably in between 1-2mm -because of the straight trigger design it is very easy to walk -it is very easy to navigate through the firing modes and to adjust the ROF - four different firing modes (semi, 3 shot, 6 shot and auto) -incredibly easy to install -built in charger in trigger so you never have to remove the battery you just plug the trigger into the wall -included rechargeable battery and wall charger -tournament lock -FAST FAST FAST Weaknesses: -adjustment screws on trigger backout causing you to have to readjust them -some side to side trigger wobble -The battery doesnt fit in the grip very well so the grip sticks out a bit -its a little dificult to see the display in bright light ok so when i first got the trigger i immediatley tried to install it, a procces which took all of thrity seconds. When the trigger was on the gun i took off the grip and put in the battery. Immediatley i noticed that the battery wasn't going to fit perfectly into the grip. I had to move some wires around it and force it in a bit. When i got it in i noticed that the battery forced the grip out a bit but it is barely even noticable. I then adjusted the trigger pull down to as short as possible, which is VERY short. As i was adjusting i noticed that the trigger wobbled side to side a few mm. This doesnt really impair the trigger at all but it can get slightly annoying. OK so now that everything was setup and adjusted i gassed the gun up and loaded my hopper. I turned on the trigger and began to test out different modes. The CAMD display makes it very easy to cylce through modes and ROFS however in the sun it is hard to see the display. I shot about 500 balls testing out each of the modes and found that i like 3 shot the best. After all the modes were tested i did a speed trial on semi. It was VERY easy to reach the 13-14 bps rate that the board is capped at. A reccomedation for the adjustment screws, if you have any Locktite you could use it on the screws to keep the screws in the same posistion (thats what i did). Conclusion: Well overall i was very pleased with the triggers performance. The strengths definatley outweighed the weaknesses and most of the bad points were only superficial and did not hamper the triggers performance. I would reccomed this to anyone with a semi spyder who wants to make their gun into a better speedball gun. Rating: 9 out of 10 Last edited on Tuesday, April 19th, 2005 at 5:42 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

BTRobertson Sunday, November 20th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 10 of 10 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: None in the e-frame category, only mechanical trigger frames Marker Setup: Kingman Spyder Rodeo Green Kingman IPI 3.0 C.A.M.D. e-frame Empire Reloader II e-hopper Pure Energy 88cu 4500 psi HPA tank Smart Parts Freak Jr. rear, Freak front, .689 bore insert barrel system Kingman Delrin ACS Xtra rear-cocking bolt Java remote coil Scepter 4000-A Grenade Launcher New Designz Low Rise Feedneck Bad Habitz spring kit - high velocity installed Strengths: Cheap Easy to use Durable Quality construction Good battery Easy installation Weaknesses: Trigger a bit loose Hard to see color display in sunlight Review: If you're looking for a quality upgrade to your mechanical Spyder - it fits the Rodeo perfectly with no modification to threads or your drop forward - look no further than this IPI 3.0 C.A.M.D. electronic frame. After opening the box, I was met with the following parts: the frame itself, charger, battery, directions, new striker, and tools - everything you need and nothing you don't. Installation: remove your old mechanical e-frame and bolt this one on with the new screws that come with it - plain and simple. You don't need to do anything else to the marker's frame, the e-frame, or anything else. This bolted right onto my 2005 Spyder Rodeo perfectly. Other than the trigger being a bit too loose, it was easy to adjust the pull on it. Screw two different screws clockwise to shorten the pull and micro-switch button, and you're set. You'll instantly notice the difference even without hooking up your Co2 - the trigger is easy to pull and on semi you can easily get 13 bps or faster (Semi mode is set on 13 bps for rate of fire, or R.O.F., but the other three modes are adjustable). The battery was simple to install - remove the three screws on the display-side of the frame, snap the battery leads to the battery, and secure it in the space inside. The battery charges inside the frame via a port on the rear (above the selection button), so it's simple to charge as well as install. Once I had it charged up, I turned it on, and the color display was very, very easy to use. Default is set to semi-auto at 13 bps (or as fast as you pull it, essentially - 13bps isn't the limit, it's just the max it displays) with the safety light lit. Click the button one more time and the safety light goes out and you're ready to go. Click the button again to get your three-round burst, click and hold until it flashes to select the R.O.F., then click and hold to set it to that R.O.F. Click it again to select six-round burst, and follow same procedure for R.O.F. Click it one more time for the full auto, which also has a lock mechanism you can set to make it tourney legal (detailed in the instructions and is easy to do). The only issues I had were the trigger being too loose, which isn't that big of a deal and just takes some getting used to, and the color display being very hard to see in the sunlight. But, if you memorize your button prior to getting on the field, which isn't hard, you'll be selecting your modes without even needing the display - at least I can. Conclusion: For less than $90.00 brand new you can own this great upgrade to your mechanical Spyder (any model, but check yours just in case), and you can probably find it cheaper. $89.00 was the lowest I could find it even after Google and eBay. It's durable, works perfectly, can use a car charger for those desperate times at the field where AC/DC power outlets may not be available (sold seperately), and has four modes of fire plus R.O.F. adjustments for three of them. The battery will last you a ton of shots per 12 hour charge (instructions claim between 8 and 10,000 shots I think). Get used to the button pattern because in the sunlight you'll have trouble reading the buttons, and get used to the cheap feel of the loose trigger. Other upgrades are available for this, including new boards and triggers, making it a very versatile e-frame for the money. Highly recommended for your mech-Spyder owners out there. Rating: 9 out of 10 Last edited on Monday, December 5th, 2005 at 6:39 am PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Snyper765 Tuesday, August 16th, 2005 Period of Product Use: 1 year 5 of 5 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: Kingman rocking trigger frame(Sucks so bad) Marker Setup: Rodeo with ESP 3.0 CAMD trigger frame, progressive 14", PMI remote Strengths: Very comfortable Easy to walk Super FAST Easy to install Many more features Weaknesses: Takes awhile to adjust the trigger just right Then use lock tight Review: wow what a great upgrade. first i got the rocking trigger frame.to make a long stroy short, broken paint short circuted the trigger frame. then i got this one. it rocks. its so comfrtable, and fast. the full auto only goes 13 bps but i can walk it at 14 bps. i hardly ever break paint and thats problaby because of me bolt. its also very fun to walk. its super easy to intall like it took my 5 min. at the most. then adjusting to trigger is easy but takes awhile to put it in the perfect position. Remember to use lock tight because the screw comes loose. Another thing is that it is cheap. Conclusion: All i can say is buy this trigger frame. Do not get the rocking one becasue it cost like 200 bucks for a worse trigger frame Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Monday, October 17th, 2005 at 9:30 pm PST I found this review   7 Comments - Add Comment

jobypb Sunday, April 10th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 5 of 7 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 6 months Similar Products Used: none that would be relevant here Marker Setup: Spyder Xtra with C.A.M.D. trigger frame with an A.C.S. bolt and an empire reloader Strengths: Affordable Easy to read Fast VERY fun to walk Weaknesses: A little shaky, need to adjust so trigger is closer and not so far out Review: I DEFINITELY reccomend this trigger to anyone, this trigger has everything you could need, its easy to read, it sfast, and most of all, its VERY affordable, if ur thinking of buying a new marker, forget it, i almost made that mistake, if u have an Xtra or TL-X, this trigger works wonders. I reccomend the Empire reloader or the Halo Tsa backamn for this baby. This trigger can make the gun run like the higher end markers and for a reasonable price. If you have a stock kingman Xtra, TL-X, or any semi, dont waste money on another marker, get this trigger, a decent hopper, an anti chop bolt, and ur ready to play with the big boys Conclusion: This gun is great for anyone who is looking for a step up from stock, dont spend too much on a high dollar gun, just get this and ull be surprised at how much it will improve your game. This trigger is GREAT for someone fairly new to the sport, and for someone who is already aquianted, its fast, fun, and affordable Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   4 Comments - Add Comment

geekyrocketguy Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 Period of Product Use: 3 months 3 of 3 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: Stock Mechanical Frame: very difficult to lane, sweetspot, or hit moving people Rocking Trigger Frame: Not any faster than this with a new board SP Ion stock frame: I actually like the ESP Frame more Marker Setup: Spyder Xtra Smart Parts TearDrop Barrel Empire Reloader ESP Frame CAMD 45/4500 Pure Energy Tank Evil Detonator Regulator VA modded for gauge High Flowing Internals And lots of other goodies Strengths: Easy to see/adjust modes Easy to install Fairly fast Uber-short trigger pull Weaknesses: Huge trigger side-to-side play 12-14 hour battery charge time Uncomfortable Grips Review: I bought the ESP Frame online for $85 because I was going to be playing in a tournament and I really didn't want to use a mechanical Spyder. When I received the frame, I was able to install it in about 15 minutes. The battery must be charged before the frame can be used. When I first received the ESP Frame, I was somewhat unhappy with the quality of the trigger. It was almost impossible to walk. I removed the trigger spring, placed paper buffers on the side of the trigger to reduce side-to-side slack, and adjusted the trigger pull to about 1 mm. Now walking the trigger is incredibly easy. Directions for these modifications can be found at the ottersccustoms website. With the modifications, I almost continuously out-shoot the board, which caps at 14 bps. I find that it can't fire more than 2-3 shots at 14 bps before it skips. Soon I will get a 50g switch and a Tboard to accommodate my rate of fire. Until then, I mostly use just one finger on the trigger. There are a few other minor annoyances. The battery requires 12-14 hours to charge. You could always just use a regular 9 volt battery, but I've heard some people have problems when they do that. Secondly, the grips are not very comfortable. I'll tolerate this, though, as long as Dye Stickies are $20. Finally, paint seems to get into and not come out of the textured grips. It is difficult to clean the paint out of there. Well, now for the good about the ESP Frame... The trigger can be adjusted to less than 1 mm, which is less than many higher-end guns. It has two adjustment points--one for front play and one for back play. The back play screw kept loosening itself, so I put a drop of epoxy on it. It hasn't moved since. The high rate of fire this frame can produce is aided by the trigger being flat. I prefer flat triggers to ones with a bump in the middle. Next, the screen on the CAMD version allows the user to easily view and change settings. The frame comes with semi, 3-round, 6-round, and full-auto settings. Rate of fire can be adjusted from 6-13 bps. The settings can be a little difficult to view in direct sunlight. I tried the Kingman Rocking Trigger at NPPL HB and wasn't very impressed. The ESP CAMD Frame, with a new board, can fire just as fast as the Rocking Trigger. Besides, I don't know if the Rocking Trigger Frame is tournament legal. An XPSL referee told me it was, but other people have told me it's not legal. So if you can find a rocking trigger frame for cheap, then get it. If you are willing to save $50 and settle for 13-14 bps, then get the ESP CAMD. The specifications say the ESP Frame has "reactive trigger response." I have no idea what this is. It certainly does not have "response" settings like some Tippmann guns have. As I remember, my frame came with some extra screws and two allen wrenches. One of the wrenches fit the screws used to mount the frame. The other doesn't seem to fit anything. The trigger adjustment screws require a different sized allen wrench than the mounting screws. Maybe Kingman just gave me the wrong wrench or something... Conclusion: This is a great trigger frame for its price. With a few (free) modifications, it can EASILY reach the rate of fire at which it caps. I regularly play against people using Angels and Timmies, and this frame hasn't let me down. For $85, it's not cheap, but it is a huge improvement over a mechanical frame. I recommend the ESP Frame to anyone who is sick of being shot by opponents who have greater firepower and not skill. Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 at 8:19 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

SpydaText Tuesday, March 29th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 3 of 5 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 6 months Similar Products Used: MAKO Frame on a Pirhana GTS Marker Setup: Spyder TL-X with Teardrop barrel, and Kingman C.A.M.D Trigger Frame Strengths: Fast Easy to Read the modes Lots of choices Weaknesses: Trigger shakes to the side Review: This trigger frame is one of the best upgrades i have ever purchased. I can't outshoot my gravity hopper with the semi mode, yet its so fast it lays down a tremendous amount of fire, probably just my lack of electro experience. This thing rips 13 BPS which does outshoot my hopper, which is to be expected for gravity. Oh well, i need to get a Ric or Halo neways. Conclusion: This trigger frame is wonderful one of the best upgrades for a spyder you can get. absolutely thrilled with my purchase Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Tuesday, April 5th, 2005 at 11:22 am PST I found this review   4 Comments - Add Comment

madk9 Thursday, October 6th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 2 of 2 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 6 months Similar Products Used: none Marker Setup: Spyder Tl-x ....w/ Pmi 12 " barrel. .....Shocktech Delron bolt... ...electronic esp trigger frame. Strengths: Fast Easy to walk VERY SENSITIVE YEAH Easy to change options Looks so cool Weaknesses: Wiggles a tiny bit, not too much to really notice. Review: So, i was looking for an electronic trigger for my Tlx, and they were all so expensive. They had this same trigger for 70$ and free shipping! All u paid is three dollars for handeling. I got it home and charged it for 14 hours like your soppused to. I love this trigger like a child or a brother or somthing. I can shoot really fast, and i blew through a whole co2 on a raging rampage with joy. I hope that makes sense to you, please tell me if it was helpful. Conclusion: Point is, this trigger may be the best thing that ive ever bought with my money, and every penny was worth it. Buy it, highly recommended. Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Monday, October 17th, 2005 at 2:05 am PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

krazymofo13 Sunday, August 21st, 2005 Period of Product Use: 1 year 2 of 4 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: Sorry, none Marker Setup: Spyder Rodeo, ESP CAMD trigger frame and a pure energy compressed air tank (48cu. & 3000psi) Strengths: Easy to put on and it is awesome Weaknesses: None, no lie Review: It gave my once only semi auto Rodeo 3 round burst, 6 round burst and full auto.It is very easy to put on your marker and you will love it. The trigger pull is kind of sensitive and I love the shape of the double trigger. It is literally just a push of a button to swith your fireing mode. You can adjust the rate of fire wich is supreme. Conclusion: It was a liitle expensive for me but worth it! Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Tuesday, August 29th, 2006 at 4:36 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

rodeoballer Friday, July 28th, 2006 Period of Product Use: 1 year 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: 3.0 frame lcd fra,e Marker Setup: Spyder rodeo Esp frame CAMD VL revolution with x board SP 14" teardrop barrel NDZ low rise feedneck Psycho ballistics drop forward Strengths: Led flat trigger 4 firing modes Weaknesses: Nothing really Review: When i got this i was amazed i was shooting at leasr 5 balls a second faster its so great if you got any trigger frame this should be it. its alot better the the contoured double trigger. it shoots very fast ive gotten about 14bps with this thing. The only shooting mode it really needs is semi auto i dont know why they put the extra features in youre not allowed to use them at an arena. Conclusion: If youre looking to upgrade your trigger frame you should go for this one Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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