Trigger pull

[LeoJ223]

My trigger pull sucks. It is very crisp but it is way to heavy for my liking. I am used to about 1 to 1.5 trigger pull. I have a bench mark single trigger frame on a 68 classic. I was thinking upgrading to a rt vavle but I heard that only helps a little. Any ideas on how to lighten up my trigger pull it is at like 6 pounds now and I heard not to cut the sear. Any one know what the pull will be on a go-retro upgrade. I know the emag is the way to go but that is gonna take some $.

[TransMan]

Retro hlps a lot and you should try getting an I-Frame

[LeoJ223]

WHat does the intelliframe do for trigger pull? I thought it was just for your hopper to function with the trigger to prevent chops. I am a little slow when it comes to finding out all the pros and cons lately. Does it have adjustable trigger pull length?

[drx975]

The intelliframe is the shortest possible pull available and it is machined to exact tolerances and it is made by AGD. This will give you the best pull possible. Benchmark frames are terrible and they do not give you a good pull. I can shoot 8 a second at times with my stock frame and stock everything else (that matters). Now that I have the Level 10, I have noticed a smoother, lighter trigger pull. I can get 8 a second much easier....

....for some reason though, I dont shoot fast very often....lowers accuracy too much. I get a lot of my shots with just a couple paintballs snapshooting. However it is much better if you have a light, short trigger, that way you can get say 3, 4, maybe even 5 snapshots out at your opponent.

I would say drop the benchy, get an intelli, and get a Level 10. The intelli and level 10 working together will change the feel of your gun entirely. Note that the Medusa frame is still somewhere out there and should be released sometime soon. They claim this frame is a 1mm pull (this can be done to your mag STOCK but throws off the timing of the gun) and is superlight. Its also supposed to be worked with magnets, which is the only thing that makes me believe in a 1mm superlight pull. I wouldnt rush into buying this frame becuase it could easily have tons of problems in the long-run. Plus those magnets better be strong like neodymium or something.

[LeoJ223]

Thanks for the info. Now that you mention it I have never really shot as good with this bench mark. The 45 frame just feels better in my hand than the original frame.
... I am not looking for high rof just a good smooth trigger that I dont have to yank on. I used to shoot pro hand gun and I just got used to light trigger pulls. Little 3 or 4 shot bursts.
Any one looking for a bench mark frame....ha