Trigger still isn't that reactive...

[DyNo!]

I took my X-valved ULTed mag to the field today and played.

First of all it ran fine.

At first it was as reactive as I wanted it to be.

Here is what I am running:

X-valve
LvL 10 (Level 7 spring)
ULT (5 shims)
68/45 (800PSI output)

I took it to the chrony and it was shooting around 150FPS.

I clocked it at 21BPS.

That's great but I needed to shoot 280FPS.

When I turned it up to 280, it worked but the trigger isn't reactive enough to get a rapid fire rate.

It is not my trigger finger. I let a few other people shoot my gun and they couldn't get it to shoot fast.

When the velocity was turned down it was doing fine.


Is there any way I get get a reactive trigger without buying an adjustable tank?

I have my ULT pretty light at 5 shims and that is not the problem...

I tested it using a full tank and, I also let others test it using a full tank.


I understand it is using most of the air to shoot the ball and does not have enough left to bounce the trigger.

How do I fix this?

Thanks in advance...

[Muzikman]

The ULT takes alot of the reactiveness out of the trigger. If you want more reactivity you can do two things. Replace the ULT with the stock On/Off and/or get an adjustable tank and run 1000+ into the gun.

[trains are bad]

Increase your input pressure. IMO you just need an adjustable tank with a mechanical automag.

[frop]

Or slap in an RT on/off.

[Aleis]

Also you can play withthe number of shims in the ULT that can affect teh reactivity of the trigger as well.

[Dayspring]

You obviously don't know about how the valve works.

This is NOT the Tippmann RT.

I understand it is using most of the air to shoot the ball and does not have enough left to bounce the trigger.