walking the trigger

[SuiciDal Sn Y p ER]

yea for some reason i can shoot faster with my middle finger instead of walking the trigger.

[RetroEclipseMan]

Originally posted by RRfireblade
(I play banjo too but I try to keep that on the hush hush) [/B]

Man, I would kill to be able to play the banjo. I'd like to learn how to play it someday. That's at least once I learn how to play bass better. You happen to know of any good sites with good banjo info?

As for the walking of the trigger, like most have said it just takes time and practice as well as a good trigger setup which is mainly all personal preference. Personally I don't like an insanely short trigger since it makes it harder for me to feel where the trigger is at with gloves on.

[RRfireblade]

Originally posted by RetroEclipseMan


Man, I would kill to be able to play the banjo. I'd like to learn how to play it someday. That's at least once I learn how to play bass better. You happen to know of any good sites with good banjo info?

Banjo rocks, actaully.

Try here,probably one of the best all around info sites...

http://www.banjohangout.org/

Jay.

[Fuji]

Originally posted by SuiciDal Sn Y p ER
how do you adjust the trigger pull for the x-mag? i know about the magnets but is there a way to make the trigger pull shorter?

The allen screw for trigger adjustment is set into the E/M switch (On emags, no idea about xmags). You need to remove the rail and move the selector switch to (Electronic Mode I think) you should be able to adjust the trigger length from there.

[RRfireblade]

Originally posted by Fuji


The allen screw for trigger adjustment is set into the E/M switch (On emags, no idea about xmags). You need to remove the rail and move the selector switch to (Electronic Mode I think) you should be able to adjust the trigger length from there.

Yeah, Xmags are the same,'cept no rail,just pull the body.

[dinger]

if you have trouble walking a double shoe trigger, then get a blade trigger

i find those MUCH easier to walk [i cant walk my friends double shoe emag for crap]

[UltimatePaintballer]

one key to walking a trigger to is having strong fingers. so you can easily walk light triggers and also walk triggers a little heavier.

[SuiciDal Sn Y p ER]

....how on earth do you excersise your fingers?

[UltimatePaintballer]

they have those hand exercise things that you squeeze

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/ \ kinda looks like this, the circle thing should be moved over a space but i can't do it

[tony3]

just tap your fingers on the desk in a walking motion

[SuiciDal Sn Y p ER]

*shrugz*

i can get 13bps i think my finger is pretty decent

[Bolter]

practice practice practice. Walk your gun everyday, pick it up as much as you can. Walk the mouse when using your computer, tap your desk etc... the more you do something the better you will be, but there is an element of trying out different techniques, like holding your gun a coupla inches lower from your chin puts your hand/wrist in a better position (i.e no bent wrist thing), sliding your fingers off of the side of the trigger gives you a uniform walk etc etc

There are a few things to try, but practice is the only way forward initially. Start slow, like rediculously slow, and build it up till you can do 17 easy!!!

Oh and get the shot buffering!!!!

[dinger]

here's a walking technique that i thought of

just grab a pod [spring hinged kind] and just walk the lid of it. walking the pod helped me out


also, a little OT, but can you walk ULT's?