Just curious if the elcd booyah is worth looking into or its just a bunch of hype?
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Most of the AGD techs will say aftermarket electro triggers are bad. They also say stay away from the BooYah like the plague, while, if you have to have aftermarket electro trigger, go hyperframe. Now, I'd just buy intelliframe and whatnot for the money, but it's up to you.Christian, and proud of it.
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here is some more input.
after market electro frames should only be purchased in specail circumstances such as mine. I have a very unique mag and dont want to give it or how light it was up. so I could not do a emag upgrade.
I bought a hyperframe and ad some problems with it. I have heard of far more with the elcd frame.
the trigger is not that good and I have a hard time really getting going fast compared to my angel and matrix triggers.
It also is not totally reliable I have had a few problems with lvl 10 now that I have used it more.
I reccomend saving your money for an emag extreme or another electroComment
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ahhh never get a BooYahh or Mako. They will chip your bolt due to the fact that their timing is off. Hyperframes are good buy I would recomend letting Centerflag install it though.
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