Newb question about short stroking

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  • tonybhall
    Team Mag Daddies
    • Jul 2003
    • 266

    #1

    Newb question about short stroking

    Hello everyone,

    I just got a Custom ULE Rt with everything. It has a LVL 10, X valve, and ULT.

    I keep seeing people talking about short stroking mag triggers and how easy it is to do with a ult. Exactly what is short stroking and what is the best way to learn not to do it. I think I have an idea of what it is.

    The reason I ask is, I have only had my Mag for 2 days and when plaing around with it, it has a tendancy to get away from me. Sometimes when I just barely touch the trigger it starts to rip like it's full auto becase the trigger is so reactive. WHen this happens I have had some chops, probably in the barrel as I have a lvl 10 so that should not be it.

    My gun before this one was a mag but with an Electr. Hyperframe trigger. This trigger is so diff. that I am having to learn how to shoot again.

    Any help would be appreciated.
    Bryan
    Bryan
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  • jewie27
    Senior Member
    • May 2001
    • 1275

    #2
    what is your output pressure on your Nitrogen/Air tank? If you have an adjustable tank you may lower the reactivity of your X-Valve, but trigger bounce is good. If you hold your finger half-way back on the trigger and the gun shoots like it's on full auto, it's called run-away. Short Stroking is not releasing the trigger all the way before the next shot. The X-Valve is sensitive, so consistent trigger pull is recommended for consistent velocity.

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    • Jew E 27

      #3
      Welcome back from "vacation".

      Jewie you are right on target with this post. Keep up the good work.

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