How Light is your Electro Trigger??

[AGD]

Because some of you can't read instructions, I deleted all the posts with actual measurements. Lets just keep guessing.

AGD

[2000Sabre]

I shoot an Angel C&C IR3. My trigger appears to be light. When walking the tirgger it appears as though I'm almost pressing down or have a slight side to side motion and it fires as opposed to pulling the trigger back. This is especially true when walking the trigger. I have occassionally fired the marker unintenionally with the slightest touch. I have no idea how much actual force is used.

[QUINCYMASSGUY]

guess

i GUESS Mr. Kaye really doesn't want anything besides guesses. Hey, this is still a guess right? JK, a little humor to help get the brains cranking. I can't wait to see what Mr. AGD has IN STORE for us (another pun for those who missed it, like IN STORE as in selling). Being able to walk a mechanical trigger would make history in the paintball market, especially having that feature in a Mag. Let's hope that happens.

[Cliffio]

on my led without spring

1/2 an ounce?
-whatever it takes to trip the micro switch*


on the mamba
just about the same, but thats with the sucky wdp stock trigger, ill post again with my new lasoya trigger




cliff

[Cypres0099]

ehh, I'm geussing about 4 ounces...

[Python14]

I am gonna say about 13-14oz. on my defiant. Well not my defiant, but vaporized guns in general.

[irbodden]

Hmm, from the guns I have owned in the last few monthes:

E-Mag- Light pull, lighter then the Angel but fairly long..

Imp w/ blade trigger- there WASN'T a pull, 1 MM long with no resistance. I had to run with safety on and if someone nudged me in my bunker during a rec game, it would shoot. Wayy too short, very annoying.

Shocker- See above

Angel with Lasoya trigger- couple ounces, short, but had a nice snap with some weight behind it

Weight isn't the issue for me, I NEED some weight otherwise I can't get into a groove. The RT is a great trigger since I can hit a rythm on it that I cant on an Impy since there isn't really a pull. However I feel length is pretty important..

[Scootyd]

If I can feel that the corner of the trigger is rounded, then it's to late. I'm guessing heavier than a paper clip but lighter than a bic pen. Maybe 1 ounce?

[nicad]

im thinking 0.5oz.. and its still a little heavy..

[BarryTolar]

Race Cocker

Short and Light. REAL Short. I'd say an ounce and 2mm or so.

Setting the marker down really quickly will make it fire.

Also haven't really screwed with Pro's trigger settings. Yet.

Barry

[PsychoBaller]

Well.....

I'm gonna have to say like 1-2oz max..... TL63 trigger is short and light with my magnet setup.... dare I say close to Havoc's little air blowing through the straw video? muuhahahaha

~da baller

[spacemanspiff]

I would have to think mines about an 1oz. Doesn't take much to set it off. Once or twice it went off when I hit a bunker.

[BTAutoMag]

i got the trigger pull on my mag lighter then an E-spyder... kinda wierd

[sniper1rfa]

i used to run it about a third the wieght of my personal choice in microswitches. so probably like 1.5 grams. maybe a little more towards a gram (converted = between .0353 oz. and .0529 oz, since you asked for ounces).
i could shake the gun and fire full auto.

realized that was light enough to be dangerous (uncontrollable bursts). way heavier now, maybe 10 grams (.353 ounces).

[FESTUS33]

Originally posted by Kevmaster
ive got three magnets on my emag...so ...maybe 8oz?

Kev Take a guess at the FSE-LX's, since you got it right now.I'm thinking somewhere between 1.5 to 3.0 oz
But you might as well post you're guess too.
Rick