My Mag was Banned

[Carbon Blue]

Whats up guys!? After playing on this local field for 5 years they banned my mag for not having a trigger gaurd.(custom intelliframe trigger) Now my question is if i buy an intelliframe is it is it a direct plug in and play thing? and where can i find instructions to install it to the viewloader 12v with the x-board. thanks for any help

oh yea im not that good with electronics hehe

[Carbon Blue]

and what other parts will i need to interface it to my 12v x-boarded revolution, both cost wise and piece wise, thanks!

[Tunaman]

The intelliframe is bolt right on and go, provided your mag is still stock. You will need a microswitch, some wire, a couple of screws, and a sub-mini phono jack. The instructions to hook it up are on this forum and I think in the Intelli package. Let me know if you need help hooking it up.

[Miscue]

Dude, that's because it's a safety hazard.

Shouldn't have been able to use in first place.

[Carbon Blue]

Originally posted by Tunaman
The intelliframe is bolt right on and go, provided your mag is still stock. You will need a microswitch, some wire, a couple of screws, and a sub-mini phono jack. The instructions to hook it up are on this forum and I think in the Intelli package. Let me know if you need help hooking it up.

thanks man!

[Paintchucker]

Intelli2Rev Tech Section of AGD Online Store

[Frank (the spank)]

Safety hazzard?!?!?

No trigger guard?!?

What... he might fall down and hurt his hand?!? A trigger guard is so when a gun is dropped it doesn't hit the trigger and fire the gun. Very important for firearms, paintball guns... it's just for looks. If you're on the fild and drop the gun and hits someone.. no big deal. Off the field you better have a barrel plug in.

Thats a bunch of ****..

[cheetah256]

actually, trigger guards are in place to keep people from fanning triggers. doesn't really work though, with as big as some guards are...

[bornl33t]

Originally posted by Miscue
Dude, that's because it's a safety hazard.

Shouldn't have been able to use in first place.

Why excatly? because the trigger is more exposed and it's easier to "bump" the trigger in the safty zone? Just curious

[classicmagplayer]

fanning trigger? so they put trigger guard on a real gun to keep you from fanning it. If you follow the rules and have the barrel plug in and the saftey on not having a trigger gaurd wont really hurt anything.

I like trigger guards...it gives you a place to rest you finger if you are not shooting. Plus it keeps the trigger from catching on anything and getting broken.

2nd post ever

[GT]

Originally posted by Miscue
Dude, that's because it's a safety hazard.

Shouldn't have been able to use in first place.

Yea great helpful post, thanks mom!


I think the big deal with the trigger guard is the possible discharge when the gun is placed in a restinf postion, ie on a table, chair, or whatever. In other words when some newb picks it up they dont do so by the trigger.

jb

[Sir Chopsalot]

another option is if you dont want to upgrade to an intelli, just make a trigger guard and screw it on there with the grip frame

[cougar20th]

Originally posted by Sir Chopsalot
another option is if you dont want to upgrade to an intelli, just make a trigger guard and screw it on there with the grip frame

to add to this idea. why not get one og the trigger guards thats made for a m98. the ones that bolt to the bottom of the trigget frame and wrap upward.

[Carbon Blue]

thanks alot for all your helpful responses you guys. The referee told me that my foregrip would not act as a trigger gaurd or something, but thats just fine, ill be upgrading to an intelliframe

[Carbon Blue]

one more question. I currently have a double finger trigger on my minimag and i was wondering do you guys prefer to have the long blade intelliframe or the double fingered one? Does one have an advantage over the other? thanks