how fast can you shoot your mag

[magman007]

all approx and 4 rnd snap shots

e-mag manual 8-9

e-mag electro 10-12

hybrid 13-14

[EsPo]

im going to declare oficially declare myself the slowest trigger finger on ao.. but i guess it doesnt matter how fast you shoot, its where u put your shots..

[Crazy]

a gazillion balls per second... yeah, thats right.

[Sinnet]

8 bps on a classic mag with stock frame (not fanning) ... I have the sound file

[TRIAD]

Crazy, your sig is 40K bytes, and borderline appropriate.

[demonguy8]

My ROF on my RTpro is directly proportional to the input pressure from my air tank

at 600 psi---- MAYBE 8 balls a second

at 750 psi (current spot)---- just slow enough to not outshoot revvie gravity can feed at 12.5 balls/sec so well account for time a ball cant fall because the bolts forward and say 10ish


1100 psi--- between 12-20 ... much faster than gravity fed loader, but the warp i had for all of 2 weeks had no trouble keeping up... estimating 15-16..

on a side note when i did the 1100 psi thing ... Ive never seen that much paint in the air at one time in one constant stream.. its sick and to be honest kinda scary... no one has any business shooting THAT fast

[shartley]

Originally posted by TRIAD
Crazy, your sig is 40K bytes, and borderline appropriate.

I second that.... This is not PBN.

[personman]

Originally posted by shartley

I second that.... This is not PBN.

It isnt?!
I can pull off 7 consistantally with my classic valve and benchy. This soon to change after I sell my mag and buy a..
Thats right folks, emag..
yay

[Shirow]

I second that.... This is not PBN.

I thought it was a nice picture :) I'm sure it's not 'AOppropriate' though.

[big E kingpin]

my emag, i swear it feels like 20, im sure its really like 13-14, but geez i had to stop one time, in total shock as to how fast it was firing

[EnderWigginPballin]

i love it when newbies ask about other people's stuff being full auto... I've even had a few ask me that about my Dad's Piranha the one day i felt like playing with it

[MinimagRockin']

It's a picture of a butt you guys (not even a naked one at that)! What is this world coming to when we can't even look at the human body without being offended? It's just skin and fabric! I hate to rant like this but for gods sake...

[Creative Mayhem]

I can shoot enough to rain on someone's parade. Other than that, I'm not any "turbo finger" prodigy.

C Mayhem

[ronron2112]

when i dry fire im SMOKING fast, It soudns almost as if someones outta c02.. oldsoldier saw it..

but when i play it doesnt go faster than my revvy... cause i dont like having a super soaker RT

[davidb]

Espo, my guess would be that your finger isn't actually any worse than everybody else's on here. More likely, you just don't have a good technique. Very few people (if anyone) can just make their finger go totally spastic and actually travel back and forth at an insane rate. Try different methods, see what works for you.

For me personally, it depends on what gun I'm shooting, and what I'm trying to do. Lay down cover fire with my friend's Angel? I put my middle finger on the trigger, support the gun by the foregrip and my thumb under the back of the frame, tense up my arm, and let my entire arm vibrate. This can achieve some downright crazy firing rates (I, with my friend's 98 or 99 LED, with a pretty stiff trigger, put a sponsored tourney player with a Matrix to SHAME dry firing after a game), but the accuracy leaves something to be desired.

When I was last at Extreme Paintball in Modesto (owned by Rich Telford of the Ironmen) I was resting in between games and watching Rich and his buddies playing around with his Matrix. One of them was showing off his shooting technique to the rest. This was one that I had never seen before, though I'm sure at least some of you are familiar with it. He held the gun in much the same manner as I described above, but instead of simply vibrating his arm, he had his finger so that when he moved it, it would hit the "hump" part of the double trigger (the part that doesn't exist on a blade trigger). When he moved his finger up and down, it would hit the trigger on both the upward and downward movements. This guy had obviously been practicing this technique for a while, but the ROF he hit was just unbelievable.

Obviously those would only work on Electro guns, but the point is that if you are really shooting that slowly, you probably don't need practice so much as you need a change.

What method do you currently use?