RT tuning

[Ando]

Did you put a gauge on it?

[93klauss]

Did you put a gauge on it?

No dice there. the feilds up here dont even have one. Maybe the dive shop? any other ideas where to get this tested?

I would hope that the regs are tested before they leave ninja!

[stevewar]

In an PM converation I had with Tuna, he says the ULT won't ever be highly reactive. I'm so confused now. Is the stock on / off the way to go if you're looking for a super reactive trigger?

[Ando]

If your wanting a more reactive trigger, go with a stock on/off and shave the pin down.

Yes

If you have a ASA on the marker, just use it. Put a gauge on one of the sides and air it up.

[stevewar]

Yes

If you have a ASA on the marker, just use it. Put a gauge on one of the sides and air it up.

Thanks Ando, looks like it's time to try and trade my ULT for a stock on off and a .712 pin.

[athomas]

In an PM converation I had with Tuna, he says the ULT won't ever be highly reactive. I'm so confused now. Is the stock on / off the way to go if you're looking for a super reactive trigger?

Its not meant to be reactive and won't be in normal situations. However, if you put on a 1200psi input and shim the ULT so that the sear hardly moves, then it can get reactive. But, with the ULT, you need to have everything perfectly tuned in order for it to occur.

With the regular on-off setup, it has much more force differential and the higher top force overcomes any friction issues there might be. The regular on-off is more likely to be reactive with very minor tweaks.