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  • z-grip
    i am the freebird
    • Apr 2002
    • 90

    #1

    just a question

    im just curious why does every one seem so reluctant to adjust the sear, or firing, pin? i offered that in past threads, and it seems everyone thinks its a bad idea. just wonderin.
    micromag
    z-grip
    ans phase 2 valve
    venturi bolt
    shaved on off valve
    kapp drop foward dz II
    10" and 16" boomstick
    114 4500 Air America Apocolypse 2K
    oldschool 18volt rev
    custom intellifeed connection (this was tough)
  • 1105
    Registered User
    • Mar 2002
    • 157

    #2
    i grinded down my sear some to make the trigger pull lighter, heres the link



    i havent had any problems but havent used it that much
    Minimag
    12 volt revvy
    Reactor-Z Vavle
    Gadget Grip
    I-Frame with Blade Trigger
    68ci 4500psi Java Tank
    8" Smart Parts Venturi Barrel
    (soon) RT Valve

    Good Sellers: RogueFactor

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    • z-grip
      i am the freebird
      • Apr 2002
      • 90

      #3
      i tuned mine about 3 years ago, when i got my z-grip, and have never had a problem, my trigger pull is one of the shortest mech' triggers ive used
      micromag
      z-grip
      ans phase 2 valve
      venturi bolt
      shaved on off valve
      kapp drop foward dz II
      10" and 16" boomstick
      114 4500 Air America Apocolypse 2K
      oldschool 18volt rev
      custom intellifeed connection (this was tough)

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      • 1105
        Registered User
        • Mar 2002
        • 157

        #4
        i dont know why people are so reluctant about adjusting the sear or trigger rod... if it doesnt work and cant get it back to normal, just buy a new one... or steal a friends

        AIM screen name is Billabong1105 if you want to talk
        Minimag
        12 volt revvy
        Reactor-Z Vavle
        Gadget Grip
        I-Frame with Blade Trigger
        68ci 4500psi Java Tank
        8" Smart Parts Venturi Barrel
        (soon) RT Valve

        Good Sellers: RogueFactor

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        • rjvemt1
          NITRO-BURNIN' HYPER-MAG
          • Mar 2002
          • 681

          #5
          i grinded down my sear some to make the trigger pull lighter
          grinding the sear to shorten trigger pull removes the hard outer coating on the sear and causes faster wear of the sear. other than that, count the threads on the rod so you know where it was to begin with then experiment all you want.

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          • FrAuStY
            a.k.a. Tom Green
            • Apr 2002
            • 1247

            #6
            Mainly its to keep your guns tolerances in order.. once you change the length of that pin.. it can cause leaks or chops etc. You're not gonna die if you do it.. your mag may but you won't Just make sure to make it good just in cae you can't get it working you can always go back to the stock length. I think I'm gonna tinker with mine.

            *EDIT* Grrr rjvemt1.. got to it before me

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