trigger help

[AngelOfDeath888]

could someone give me some advice on some good triggers i could get for my auto mag?

[spazzed]

I don't believe there's anything you can get for the stock frame.

However, if you're in the market for a new trigger-frame, the Dye & Benchmark frames are decent. I would recommend getting an Intelliframe from AGD.

Hmmm.... then again, you could always get a custom trigger made.

[Bulldog]

Not sure exactly what your looking for, but I'd suggest an intelliframe. Best frame out there, sweet trigger, and short pull. If your just looking to buy a trigger and add it to your regular frame...I'd still suggest an I frame.

Edit - I type slow.

[spazzed]

Who da man? I da man!!

[Bulldog]

Ya ya, you the man, and I'm the master of hunt and peck!

[AngelOfDeath888]

i was looking at that z-grip trigger , i think that is what it is called , and that looks pretty sweet , does anyone know how it shoots?..

[spazzed]

Blahblahblah!

Hold your horses for just a second there. Are you looking for a new trigger Frame, or just a new trigger??

Either way, before you go out & buy a z-grip, I Highly recommend tryihg one out first.

[AngelOfDeath888]

sorry about the confusion , i ment to say what would be a new trigger frame that i would want to consider?..

yea you are right about trying it out first ..thanks

[spazzed]

No problem

I-frames are the way to go. You'll be better off in hte long run. I've had both A dye & my current I-frame, and the dye's suck. Period. Go w/ an I-frame, or if you can find a Z to try out, & you like it, go w/ it

[AngelOfDeath888]

just wondering , does anybody know how much the intelliframe weighs ?, it won't make my gun too heavey will it? , sorry if i for some reason missed that on the web site some wheres..

[Bulldog]

I don't know the exact weight, but they're not that heavy, they aren't the lightest frame either, but I have one on my Micro mag, and weight is a HUGE issue with me. They are heavier than the composite frame, but those darn things made out of plasic! I wouldn't be concerned. Worry about what tank you mount, and what kind of loading system you use, those are the heavy things. IMHO.

[AngelOfDeath888]

hmmm , are all oils and lubes ok to use on the automag or are there specific ones i should be getting?

thanks for all the help you guys have been giving me , can't ya tell i am a neeeeeewbeee

[Bulldog]

Kermode Concepts is the best, but any paintball oil is fine.

[AngelOfDeath888]

i'll be sure to keep that in mind thanks a lot , now i just got done reading the warpfeed page , all about the warpfeed whoooooa ,and it seems like it would make the gun very bulky on one side , is that true , if so does it just take some getting used to , what are the main bennifits of having a warpfeed

[Bulldog]

Warps are great when they're set up properly, but are not for everyone. The main advantage to a warp is to get the hopper off the top of your gun to avoid those hopper hits. It also provides for a pretty ballanced setup, as the weight is brought towards the center of the gun. It's kinda hard to appreciate in words untill you actually hold one.

But they do add bulk and weight to the gun. My suggestion would be to try someones out for a bit before deciding. You'll either fall in love or decide it's not for you.