Intelliframe

[Paintballer1833]

can you shoot faster with this, if so how much faster

[rikkter]

heard the trigger pull was lighter on the Intelli, i got a intelli my self, (yet to actually play with my new mag) so iuo by HOW much.
intelli is mainly just so you have a ball dropping in the breach everytime by agitating the hopper on every trigger pull.

[athomas]

The intelliframe is manufactured with tighter tolerances than most other frames in the marketplace. This means that when you pull the trigger, then energy is transfered to the sear more efficiently. This results in a lighter trigger pull and a smoother crisper feel.

[Z-man]

I Think SO!

I have an old original RT that I just has worked over by AGD and had them throw in an intelliframe (blade trigger). The trigger was softer (I guess that it also "lighter") and it took a bit of getting used to but once I had shot about 3000 balls I was up to my original speed and beyond it. I also experienced the rapid fire for the longest burst I have EVER had. All I know is it took off for about 8 seconds and I emptied about 1000psi out of my 68ci flatline. Needless to say I was stunned

Anyhow I have no regrets about getting it.

[rikkter]

i have to wait forever to use my new mag with intelli. i got it last thursday k.. last weekend they cancel practice due to rain.. this weekend is my sister's babyshower and father's day. i can't go to another field cuz my mom doesn't want to buy more paint (field paint only) cuz she bought some for LAST week. so, no practice this weekend either. well, hMM. thats 3 weeks til i get to 'play' with my new gun. ARGH.

i think i shall have my sister run around in the backyard for a bit.

or i could just shoot my self pointblank..*done that before...matter of fact now that i think of it, i've done it twice, heh*

oh happy days
wee

ok im'a shut up for real now.