Hey, I just got a lowers kit for my ULE and installed it, but after firing it a few times I found that the electronic trigger pull is very hard. Does anyone know how to lighten it? It is a tunablade trigger with the 3.2 software. Also, does anyone know what shbf means? Please let me know.
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I can't feel my toes . . .
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It's pretty user-intuitive if you just open up the lowers(take them off your gun) and look at all the screws inside. If you want to lighten the trigger pull, you've got to remove the two little magnets from the top of the lowers, then you can replace them with a) only one magnet. b) one magnet with a spacer underneath. c) one magnet with many spacers underneath until you have a super light pull.
My spacer of choice was to cut a bunch of little circles of electrical tape the same size as the magnet, and stack them on one side of one of the magnets. The first one will stick to the magnet, the next layer will stick to the first layer, etc. Each layer is thick enough that you won't be cutting them out forever(it will take awhile to get it set up perfectly though), but thin enough that you have a lot of control over the trigger lightness. If that doesn't make sense, pm me and I can try to explain it better, or I can take mine apart and take pictures for you.
shbf is Shot Buffer. I don't remember exactly how it works, but I have mine set on 4(lowest setting I believe) and it gets the best performance from that. It might be the number of ms between shooting and when it will pick up the next trigger pull? That's my guess.you know you play this game too much when the neighbors stop fixing their broken windows...
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