Intelliframe or Dye frame?

[fire1811]

i dont think i would go as far as saying they have the same performance.

it will work though thats what counts

[Can_Opener]

Yea, I used to have the same type of frame on my mag... Intelliframe definitely has a nicer feel (less slop in the trigger, less side to side play) but whatever floats your boat.

[Boydster]

The only difference they can have is the side to side play. As for trigger pull, all you're doing is pushing the sear rod. The on/ff decides the characteristics of the pull. So the only things trigger frames do is eliminate play in the trigger and make a comfier thing to hold. That sounds right...

[fire1811]

i have done the same thing your are buying and side to side play is not going to be your only problem. the trigger is going to be sloppy in every direction.

the trigger pull does feel different also no matter what frame you use. benchmark, dye, intelli, they all have different feels

if the safety still works i would be surprised.
besides woodsball somewhere you own or play no good field would even let you use it without a trigger guard.

[Boydster]

-I play at a rec ball speedball field and I seriously doubt they'll mind the trigger guard's missing. They allow the illegal Tippmann rt so I'll fight 'em if they don't allow this.

-Why wouldn't the safety work?

-What do you mean by sloppiness in every direction?

[mag88888]

i dont know why the safety wont work but by sloppy he means that the trigger moves around and jiggles side to side and backward. other frames like the intelliframe have the trigger stiff and it doesnt move.

[fire1811]

the trigger guard will keep the trigger from being bumped and shot accidently

the trigger will be sloppy toward the front even when aired up.

a lot of people including myself when we did this took the saftey off just because its a pain to get back in. this was way back when it wasnt enforced much.



like i said it will work.

[Boydster]

So you mean to say it moves forward slightly. Well that's no change from mine now. All I'd need to solve that would be to unscrew the sear rod thing a little bit so it's extremely close to the trigger's flat part. That will take the slop out of the forward movement.

[fire1811]

you will be better off dealing with the slop.
DONT adjust the trigger rod you will cause more problems they you will fix

[Boydster]

How will it cause problems if I don't actually let it hit the trigger?

[fire1811]

the trigger rod is set to a certain length depending the which gun you have.

do a search for adjusting trigger rod and 90% of peoples answers will be DONT TOUCH IT.

its up to you though.