Auto-Response Trigger compatibility...

[Faultie]

I just got an old Auto-Response trigger from E-bay, and I'm mounting it on my lvl 7 mag classic (w/ pump kit :). My question is will it sill work w/ an x-valve? There shouldn't be any issues w/ it should there? Just wondering, as I haven't seen anything about it on here.
-Andrew

[Faultie]

Should it also work w/ any of the new ULE and other types of bodies?
-Andrew

[MrWallen]

Isn't the Auto Response Trigger for Tippys?
And why would you need one on a pump, anyway?

And yes, the X-Valve will work on the pump mag (I think, don't know why it wouldn't).

[athomas]

The autoresponse trigger frame will work fine on any semiauto mag. The autoresponse trigger fires on the pull and the release of the trigger. It won't do anything for your pump mag though because the pump mag requires you to reset the bolt manually.

[AkumA]

all i have to say is, GET THE XVALVE!!!

its is really fun with the autoresponce frame. i have an emag valve on mine. once i set the frame on "safe" the trigger pull is a bit hard, but a near 1-2mm and it fires insanly fast. the "2 shots per cylce" wont work as well with the retro, but even the "semi" mode is crazy. much much better than a stock frame, and i've never used an intelli, so i don't know.

since you already have the autorespocne frame, KEEP IT.

if i had the time to make a vid, i'd do so. but just imaging pulling the trigger while its on "safe", thats how short the trigger pull is.

[Faultie]

The pump can be disengaged easily, that's just for pump games anyway (and to give a nice foregrip alternative to my gas-thru-grip). The auto-repsonse frame is all mechnical, and I didn't know you could disengage the auto-repsonse ability. I'll try it out on somebody else's X-valve before I buy one, but thanks for letting me know it will work. However, I have heard people say that the pump rig *won't* work ont eh LvlX. Is that true?
-Andrew

[athomas]

The response frame is always 2 fires per trigger pull(one on the pull, one on the release). You can't change its operation. The response trigger is quite stiff but very short. If you use an ULT trigger, I would expect that it would really put the paint out, especially with an X-valve.

[Koosh]

Pump-Kitted AR mags are fun... but only if you have a warp feed on it too

This is what my gun USED to look like (The only thing the same on that any more is the AR frame, valve, and drop forward...)



I noticed a few issues with the pump kit on it though... For whatever reason it would only work on the "pull" and not the release. What I mean is that you pump it, pull the trigger and hold it back, then you could fire again without pumping it again, but then had to pump it in order to fire again on the "pull"... that make any sense?

The AR frame aren't really into AGD specs, so it could definately only be a problem on a case by case basis...

I don't really know the effect a ULT will have on it, damn near ALL the resistance is in the springs, when the gun is gased up it just makes the pull "crisper" but not all that much harder.

And I don't know, but my AR frame only has the one setting for double fire... I dont' know where people are saying they can get "single fire" mode on them at all... must be some sort of custom trigger stop, or maybe I have the wrong trigger shoe.

If you get bored one day and decide you want intellifeed, check this out too... http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...ht=intellifeed

I decieded to intellifeed my warp to the AR frame... sure it isn't a custom milled piece, but Epoxy works just as well on a non-load bearing part

[Faultie]

Ok, I thought it was always 2 shots per pull. People must be confused w/ something else. I was hoping that I hadn't just missed some fairly simple thing.
-andrew

[Evil1]

I'm sorry I'm not relly helping but I got to ask, where did you get that pump kit? Are they hard to come by these days?