intelli trigger slop?

[yuppers913]

So, i just picked up a ULE ULT mag, and i must say, i am exceedingly pleased with the purchase. Very impressed so far with the gun,a nd i cannot wait to go try it out. However, in test firing in my back yard, i have mixed reviews about the trigger pull. On the one hand, it is very light, but on the other hand, i feel like there is a lot of slop before the pull, and maybe even some after that could be better. Would shortening the trigger make the marker malfunction (short stroke)? If not, is there any way to fix this slop? Thanks.

[AGDlover]

Yup there is!! Ya dude remember AO allways has a solution for every prob that there would be on a mag. What you need is trigger stops. They're basicly 2 setscrews. 1 at the top of the trigger and one about middle to limit how far it goes forward and backward.

[yuppers913]

Yup there is!! Ya dude remember AO allways has a solution for every prob that there would be on a mag. What you need is trigger stops. They're basicly 2 setscrews. 1 at the top of the trigger and one about middle to limit how far it goes forward and backward.

I have heard this can have negative effects including "the gun wont cycle properly" and "It leads to premature wear on your automag". I also heard AGD does not actually recomend the use of trigger stops... blah.

[Creative Mayhem]

I have heard this can have negative effects including "the gun wont cycle properly" and "It leads to premature wear on your automag". I also heard AGD does not actually recomend the use of trigger stops... blah.

You are correct on both accounts.. However, this is a user problem... not a mag problem... The user needs to KNOW how to set the stops CORRECTLY otherwise there will be problems

[yuppers913]

You are correct on both accounts.. However, this is a user problem... not a mag problem... The user needs to KNOW how to set the stops CORRECTLY otherwise there will be problems

So tell me, how would one set the stops up correctly versus incorrectly?