Im going to buy a new trigger frame and i just want you guys opinoin, should i just go ahead and get the i-frame or hold off untill the medusa. i heard the medusa is gonna be cool....
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Re: I-frame vs Medusa
Originally posted by Micromag man!
......... i heard the medusa is gonna be cool....
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I had a version of the medusa for the Autococker. I like the idea that if you have both guns you could have the same trigger on each.
mine was pre-production so I won't rate the finish of it. The fit was pretty good.
I think that the Eclipse Blade (Mechanical) is the way to go on cockers right now, and the Intelliframe is it for the Mags.
Then again I would rather drive a ferrari, but I have a mustang :-)
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and what a fine mustang it is.
im going to have to say medusa. not cause ive shot one but just because itll be awesome. plus its made by benchy and everyone knows the benchys rock.Comment
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Was that extreme sarcasm minus the smileys!?!? WOW! I've never seen that before.
I say i-frame because it's available and I've fired one. I don't know about the medusa but it should be pretty good too but the magnet placement is a bit poor with the magnets positioned the way they are. There will be inconsistent trigger tention throughout the trigger pull since the magnets repell more as they get closer.
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Footemps isn't every trigger like that? Wouldn't a spring under pressure get stiffer as you pull the trigger? Same way the magnet would.Comment
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Magnets add more resistance as opposed to *just* the trigger rod I believe..Originally posted by Bob01RT
Footemps isn't every trigger like that? Wouldn't a spring under pressure get stiffer as you pull the trigger? Same way the magnet would.Comment
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Re: I-frame vs Medusa
Originally posted by Micromag man!
i heard the medusa is gonna be cool....
hmmm.. how long have they promised that frame.
and yes I do love my benchy.
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no it wasnt i think benchy triggers rock. i wont trade my for anything in the world.Originally posted by FooTemps
Was that extreme sarcasm minus the smileys!?!? WOW! I've never seen that before.
I say i-frame because it's available and I've fired one. I don't know about the medusa but it should be pretty good too but the magnet placement is a bit poor with the magnets positioned the way they are. There will be inconsistent trigger tention throughout the trigger pull since the magnets repell more as they get closer.Comment
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medusa, I don't know why everyone thinks the iframe is sooooo macho ubt it's like any other frame except it has space for intelli feed, nothing special. The medusa on the other hand actually does something, people think it's ugly but performance should override looks anyday.Comment
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I congree, this sounds interesting but I'm completely baffled right now!! (nothing new, I guessOriginally posted by FalconGuy016
Ive never heard of the medusa, does anyone have a link?
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Looks like crap honestly, magnets are going to make the trigger pull harder as you finish the pull AND it's gonna have a benchy pull length.
No thanks, I'll stick with an iframe.Comment
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with a magnetic trigger frame its supposed to be the strongest at first then lighter the further you pull it not the other way around in most of them. the way it works is by putting a magnet in the trigger and one on top of the frame(like the emag) that have opposite polarity facing eachother(so they attract) however im guessing since the medusa is the opposite they put a magnet in the trigger and one at the end of the pull with the polarities facing eachother so they repel making them harder the closer it getsComment
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