Is it still possible to sweetspot it with the ULT?
Does the upgrade make the reactivity go away, or is it just not felt?
Does the upgrade make the reactivity go away, or is it just not felt?
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The reactivity is lessened. The same thing that makes the pull light is the same thing that makes it less reactive. That's why it's not recommended for the Emag b/c it doesn't have the kick and will slow the gun down. -
It's reduced to the point where it is very difficult to sweet spot it.
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I like it. It needs to be shimmed correctly and I think running 900psi or so into it would make it even better.Comment
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i think it is definitely worth picking up.
then again, i knew I was getting one after megameet when i shot toms.
mine isint setup quite as nice as toms is.. its a tuning work in progress.Comment
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So... does the good outweigh the bad? i like sweetspotting my mag..Comment
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Well, since no one has told you yet, sweetspotting is bad. It doesn't allow the sear to fully seat on the bolt edge, and causes wear and broken parts. And on top of that its illegal in tournments, and in my opinion just cheap. Anyone can crank up the pressure to 1000, and sweet spot the trigger. Learn to fire 18 bps on a mech mag without a sweetspot, then I will be impressed.Sadly the mag is gone, moved on to an LCD Trix
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I don't know about everyone else, but my XRTP is VERY easy to sweet-spot if I put an extra shim in. My brother managed to sweet-spot it on his second trigger pull!
As for reactivity, it's definately there. It almost feels like my Mag has a "touch-trigger" because of the reactivity. Definatly worth $50.Comment
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thats only if u sweetspot it to the point it goes into runawayOriginally posted by speeddemon
Well, since no one has told you yet, sweetspotting is bad. It doesn't allow the sear to fully seat on the bolt edge, and causes wear and broken parts. And on top of that its illegal in tournments, and in my opinion just cheap. Anyone can crank up the pressure to 1000, and sweet spot the trigger. Learn to fire 18 bps on a mech mag without a sweetspot, then I will be impressed.Love Will Tear Us ApartComment
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Actually no...
It's sweetspotting in any form.
Originally posted by MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata
thats only if u sweetspot it to the point it goes into runawayComment
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