Y-grip owners
I was thinking of getting a Y-grip to tighten up my setup, and for ergonomic reasons. i was wondering if those of you who previously had an I-frame saw any change in performance (read bps) since changing. Thanks.
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I don't have very fast fingers, but I did find a slight increase in my ROF with the Y-frame. It took no time at all to get used to, and some of the looks it got were priceless
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i plan on getting a z-grip for my bko [which is more like a y-grip lol] and i too would wonder about comfortness, but thats only due to the fact that the trigger is vertical versus being parallel with the frame. it made me think about a nice cramped hand... hrmm :oCurrently the 186th top poster on AO!!
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The angle of the grip is vertical enough that I don't even notice the trigger being vertical. I can't really comment too much on ROF increase, since I came from a stock single trigger, and of course I can pull more.Sadly the mag is gone, moved on to an LCD Trix
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