Hey everyone, I just got my 68 classic, and I have one problem. My trigger has wayyyyyyyyy to much slack. If I point my marker straight up, the trigger just falls back and sits there like I have the trigger pulled. I don't know much at all about mags, so any help would be appreciated.
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What trigger frame? Is it new or used? Did you have the gun gassed up? If you didnt, gas it up and check it again. -
Stock trigger frame, the one that originally came with the gun which I bought used from this forum. I didn't have the gun gassed up, I'll gas it up here in a few minutes and tell you what happens then.Comment
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the trigger "activates" once the mag is gasses up. No cocking or anything special like that.
If the mag is already gassed up...screw the trigger rod out to be longer.Comment
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Ah didn't know that Pneumagger. I aired it up and wow, with the Lapco Bigshot barrel that thing is accurate! I think I'll be using this more than my cocker now! Since I'll be using Co2, would you recommend using a sideline stabilizer? I was using a clear macroline hose and I could see some of the liquid coming in to the valve, but during games I will most likely use a remote, which will prevent a lot of the liquid from entering the gun right?Comment
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there was a similar post to this a week back or so. If youre gonna run co2, dont run macroline. Chances of it busting just sitting there gassed up is high. Under firing Im sure the percentages go up. get that remote youre talking about or just pick up some steel braided.Comment
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