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  • masonekramer
    Registered User
    • Aug 2002
    • 18

    #1

    Lighter trigger

    I was shooting an RTPRo automag the other day and the trigger pull was dead, I didn't really like it. The guy didn't have an intelliframe grip frame, but I'm curious, in case I decide to get any of the mags, what are some things I can do to get a better-feeling trigger pull. Im looking at the RTpro right now so it will have intelliframe. I'm a fan of light and quick pulls as opposed to snappy pulls. And I hate, hate, HATE slop.
  • personman

    #2
    Mags dont really have light and soft triggers.
    You might want to look into an electro frame.

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    • a_malfunction
      Damnit! It Malfunctioned!
      • Feb 2001
      • 1779

      #3
      If you dont like snappy pulls, then you might not want to get an RT...


      edit: looks like I was beaten to the punch!
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      • masonekramer
        Registered User
        • Aug 2002
        • 18

        #4
        yea, I was afraid I was going to get that response. Guess its emag (cant afford) or a cheaper electro. Oh well, can I still post here? I love this forum

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        • rhetor22
          Mag Lover (not that way)
          • Nov 2001
          • 1207

          #5
          yeah i would say if you dont like a very short but hard trigger, don't get a mag unless you're going electric.


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          • BajaBoy
            Registered User
            • Jun 2002
            • 2158

            #6
            classic mag and booyahh has a easy short pull?
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            • magman007
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              • Jun 2001
              • 7579

              #7
              save for the e-mag, it is worth it, trust me. and if youy decide not to do that, then heck, get a classic with a hyperframe. alot of people have em here, and there nice



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              • Telefragged
                Terrified Of His Own Mind
                • Jan 2002
                • 457

                #8
                I found my RTP with Intelliframe to be short and crisp, not hard though. Perfect pull for me, not to hard, not to soft. Easily attainable high ROF's with that gun!

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                • SlipknotX556
                  Registered User
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 5054

                  #9
                  Originally posted by personman
                  Mags dont really have light and soft triggers.
                  You might want to look into an electro frame.


                  I beg to difer. My mag had a very light and soft trigger. It was on my intelliframe, that you can do work to make it a light and soft trigger, took me a great deal of time to get it right though. If you really want a soft and light trigger, I know a perfect mag, an EMAG!

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                  • johnny dee
                    PUNISHER MAG
                    • Aug 2002
                    • 412

                    #10
                    lighter trigers

                    hmmmm theres nto much to say besides light triggers are cool...i personally like there to be a little resistance so i feel the pull....you dont nessiceraly need an intelliframe to get a light pull if you look around at some of the dye or benchmark trigger frames they are light and nice....thats all....im not much of an electric marker guy
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                    • masonekramer
                      Registered User
                      • Aug 2002
                      • 18

                      #11
                      Slipknot - what work can you do on an intelliframe to make it have a shorter and lighter pull?

                      P.S. About my personal pref for a trigger, it doesnt have to be completely devoid of resistance, but I dont like having very much.

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                      • j.t.
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                        • Sep 2001
                        • 363

                        #12
                        The Benchmark frames have a much softer trigger feel to them, but they also have a longer pull

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