Sweet Spot...

[Scutter]

Well, i have been reading a few posts... and i was wondering what the true definition to the mag "sweet spot" really is. I thought it was when you got the bolt to bounce but i guess i was wrong. Here is my setup:

Minimag with:
ule body
ule trigger
inteliframe
x-valve

[Skywalker]

Re: Sweet Spot...

Originally posted by Scutter
Well, i have been reading a few posts... and i was wondering what the true definition to the mag "sweet spot" really is. I thought it was when you got the bolt to bounce but i guess i was wrong. Here is my setup:

Minimag with:
ule body
ule trigger
inteliframe
x-valve

It's when you find the sweet spot on your trigger and it bounces back and forth. It doesn't work with the ULE trigger though.

[DarkGreen16]

It does work with the ULE skywalker its just not as strong.

[DeerChaser]

Oh yes it does. I have 3 ult and 2 lx shims in mine, if I add 1 more ult shim I get an easy sweet spot, 1 more and I have runaway. I'm running a 92/4500 crossfire. It's funny but with the 68/3000 NitroDuck it didn't do this.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by DarkGreen16
It does work with the ULE skywalker its just not as strong.

It works better if you have an adjustable tank right?

[DarkGreen16]

supposedly.... although im running 800psi right now and it seems to be reactive...

[Scutter]

ok.. so a bouncing trigger is normal? This forum is very confusing.. i was told that it is bad. I know some fields do not allow it but the field I play at does allow it..

[DarkGreen16]

A bouncing trigger is good but at most fields sweet spotting is not considered good....its basically full auto

[Eric Cartman]

ok.. so a bouncing trigger is normal? This forum is very confusing.. i was told that it is bad. I know some fields do not allow it but the field I play at does allow it..

It's considered a bad thing because it's cheating - more than one shot per trigger pull - and it's supposed to cause premature wear on your sear & bolt (correct me if I'm wrong) if you do it a lot. It's kinda fun to screw around with runaway, but I don't want it when I play.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by Eric Cartman


It's considered a bad thing because it's cheating - more than one shot per trigger pull - and it's supposed to cause premature wear on your sear & bolt (correct me if I'm wrong) if you do it a lot. It's kinda fun to screw around with runaway, but I don't want it when I play.

People say it causes premature wear on the bolt and sear, but that's crap. I mean if you shoot 20 bps compared to 10 bps you will obviously wear down the bolt and sear faster. I don't see how 2000 rounds of sweet spotting will wear down the bolt and sear faster than you shooting 2000 rounds just by pulling the trigger once a second. If there is any wear it certainly isn't enough to do any damage.