trigger bounce

[Dayspring]

The long skinny part between the body and the gripframe.

[BOB THE ALMIGHTY]

i couldnt find a measurment on it but its 1 and 1/4 inches wide by 8 inces long

[Z-man]

no no he means what kind is it? There are 2 different rails that it could be. Either an Automag rail like the one listed below

http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog.prodInfo&productID=198&categoryID=16

or if could be an RT Pro rail like this one listed below (notice the wing flair on the back part). go by apprearence

http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog.prodInfo&productID=261&categoryID=16

[shutter13]

could be omega or rogue

[Z-man]

that is true. I am taking a gamble and assuming that it's one of the more common ones. He will tell us if it's not either of those

[BOB THE ALMIGHTY]

it looks the automag /mini mag rail not the rt pro one one except there is two drilled holes in the back of it. i dont know what they go to but there behind where the bolt that hold the valve in

[CaliMagFan]

thats asa stuff

those holes were put there so that you can attach an air source adapter to the back of marker at teh level of the valve... this was made on the automag/minimag rails because at the time of the first design, most people were running their markers on CO2 tanks that played well when attached there... now with the larger N2/HPA bottle people use drops or uni-mounts to get that tank under the grip frame.

-kyro

[BOB THE ALMIGHTY]

trigger bounce

im just wondering could my gun be going full auto because my spring is to short? i took my gun apart after posting my last reply and and the spring is just level with the bolt. Or would it help if i bought a ULE trigger kit? i think i read in another thread that thats supposed to bring the likely hood of going fully auto down. ive got a turni coming up in a week or so and im hoping my gun will be turni legal by then.

[Dayspring]

No. The spring won't have any affect on the full auto.

Check the on/off pin length.

[BOB THE ALMIGHTY]

thx for the advice every one my gun is now turni leagal