Who has the fastest trigger finger in the sport?

[Cliffio]

what does left handedness have to do with anything?

is there a difference between butch and lasoya's 13bps?

[Cliffio]

also,im sure there are people that can get over 13, there has to be, i can shoot 12, well 12 from the lcd's point of view, i dunno about chrony 12bps

so its prolly around 10 or 11

Cliff

[Jonno06]

tk's computer has the fastest trigger finger in the sport....26bps...

[FooTemps]

Originally posted by Jonno06
tk's computer has the fastest trigger finger in the sport....26bps...

Nah... I think the emagnum board is faster... Set it to FA and rubber band the trigger down... DAMN! Now All we need to find is that 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000*10^10000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000bps warp feed...

[skirts]

hey cliffo
handedness has nothing to do with how fast someone can shoot but being left handed and being a back player that can shoot that fast does put butch in a unique position that most teams dont have. there are many teams who are looking for good left handed players because there are so few. if he can play a bunker that is more favorable to someone who can shoot with his left then he has an advantage over somone who is playing the same bunker "off-handed". besides i seperated that fact from how fast he can shoot. and there is no difference between butchs and lasoyas 13 bps

oh and the angel takes the time between two shots and says that is what someone is consistantly shooting, 13 bps is the fastest i have heard of. many people who think they are shooting fast are only around 10-11 bps

out
skirts

[ArthurDent]

i wish we had a crono to check speed at WAP there is a guy there with a dark angel who is insanly fast, he walks the trigger and let me tell you being on the other end of the strings he lets off makes you think you have 3-4 people shooting at you, the worst part of it is he can keep it up for a while

[M-a-s-sDriver]

Hey Arther...the guy shooting at you was fanning the trigger, just sticking his finger in and wiggling it. That was about 12-14 bps. Because of his unique technique, he hit your bunker, the bunker behind you, the dirt, my clipboard, RUE's head, and my nuts. As you might imagine, I was rather unimpressed. Hurt and bitter, but unimpressed.
Brent Jackson, PFB.

[Timmy63]

Let me tell ya, Butch is fast. Until you've been in front of him and heard him get on the trigger, you haven't heard anything. When we were down by Tom and Butch was tested, he was of course off the field and out of a game. We all know what the arenalin during the game will do for your rate of fire. Now imagine that!!

[rx2]

Hmmm. This kind of reminds me of guitarists in the 80's. "I can play 16 notes per second!" "Oh yeah, i can play 18!" Of course, firing fast is a lot more useful than shredding, in most applications.
Anyhow, I am going to try and check on the physiology, just to see how fast a finger could, in theory at least, pull a trigger. It should not be impossible to break 13 with an electronic trigger and a bit of training. Of course, sustaining an extreme ROF would be problematic.

[Croix71]

Interesting... Has there ever been a contest at a show or tourney before? If not, it would be interesting to see who could claim the "Fastest Trigger Finger." There could be prizes like warps, halos, hyperframes, intelliframes, etc. with something like ARMY's slogan of "Accuracy by Volume!"

[Evil Bob]

Most of the guys out there with high rates of fire are nothing more then trigger fanning, something that looks really stupid and is hard to maintain for long strings, and worst of all, it affects your accuracy badly.

The method I prefer to use is guitar tremolo. Tremolo allows you to hold onto the grip with your firing hand securely and fire very fast with your index and middle finger. With practice, tremolo will get you easily to 16bps. I constantly outrun my 18v revvy on long strings, it just can't keep up with my E-Mag/Warp over 10bps on long strings. Enter the HALO... loud, heavy... fast feeding sweetness... hello supressive fire

In a nutshell, tremolo is alternating your index and middle fingers to pluck a string in rapid succession (32nd and 64th notes for you musically inclined folks, for the uninitiated, that's really really fast). It can be used on a double trigger EMag easily, just apply the same alternating theory. Move your fingers independantly of each other, each finger fires by itself, first the index finger, then the middle finger, alternating back and forth.

You can even develope this skill without being a guitar player, stop by your local music shop and pick up a finger exerciser and work on alternating your index and middle finger against the spring tension. In a month you'll easily double your rate of fire.

-Evil Bob

[Chupas2]

I'll let you know butch doesn't fan the trigger. He is the fastest person I've ever seen out on the field. And let me tell you when he revs up out on the field it's a pretty cool sound.

[Evil Bob]

The operative word was "most", not implying all of them did, just a large percentage.

I've watched Lasoya play in the UK, the guy is awesome at busting games wide open and bunkering at the perfect time, but he's got this goofy firing method with his wrist all tweaked up fanning the trigger, it's funny looking. Look through APG and people posing for the camera and you'll see the same thing the majority of the time.

Maybe that's how Lasoya is able to bunker his victims so easily... they see his goofy shooting style and fall over laughing, making themselves easy prey...

-Evil Bob

[BTAutoMag]

i know miscue can pull 6bps with his tougue

[sifu01]

Originally posted by BTAutoMag
i know miscue can pull 6bps with his tougue

ewww. I can't believe you'd know that info....