Trigger Stops for ULT?

**JEDI** · 12-23-2003, 03:14 PM

Originally posted by cphilip
I had a Benchmark grip frame years ago that Warp Sports had installed a stop screw in the back of the frame. The way they did it was to remove the trigger to get it out of the way, and then carefully drill through the trigger guard and then on into the back of the grip frame. Then tapped it and threaded a Allen key screw into that back of the grips frame and reinstall the Trigger. Leaves a neat little hole in the front of the trigger guard and all but makes the access to the back of the frame possible for the drill and tap. Was a good thing on a Benchmark. Not as convinced its needed on a Intelliframe at this point myself.

I for one wish they would add the bottom of the trigger guard hole on those intelliframes to make the grip screw easier to get out. Just had to add that....

Phil, I'd agree that an Intelli wouldnt need it, but I'm told the full stroke of the trigger isn't needed for the ULT set-up. I'm just curious if a stop would help.

**cphilip** · 12-23-2003, 03:25 PM

Well I have been remiss in not installing my ULT and getting any experience with it. So I should not comment very much on this.... But I can tell you that the fire point can be changed other ways. However I am not aware that the firepoint HAS changed with the ULT. I know it can shift a little but...This is news to me if it has changed dramatically. I suspect if the fire point is NOT in the middle of pull like it's supposed to be then that should be adjusted so that it is. Because that is optimal on a Mag. For that fire point to be in the middle of trigger swing. Not a stop to change the swing amount. But again.... what do I know! this ULT thing is all new to me. So don't listen to me on this. Cause I just have not spent any time on it yet.

I gonna go put mine in now tonight and see what your talking about. It's been sitting in the tool box for two months now. Time I got around to installing it! I did mess with someone elses that was already in there. And did shoot a few. Just never put my own in!

**rikkter** · 12-23-2003, 04:21 PM

Originally posted by badtoyz
rikkter - there is a triger stop ther just below the triger rod.
I know because i have a Logic Vert frame

whoah, i couldn't even see that earlier lol
i see it now tho, thanks!

**theraidenproject** · 12-23-2003, 04:24 PM

Originally posted by cphilip
I for one wish they would add the bottom of the trigger guard hole on those intelliframes to make the grip screw easier to get out. Just had to add that....

That is a really easy DIY project. I did that to my Emag frame in 2 minutes with just a regular, powered hand drill.

**cphilip** · 12-23-2003, 04:40 PM

True but then you got raw Aluminum there. I was wanting it there BEFORE anno. But there is always a Sharpie I suppose!

OK well I stuck this ULT in this RTP and just went with four shims. Sort of a middle ground set up. I am low on air so I not wanting to mess with it too much. But it is light and shooting very well. But I cannot say I can pick up any change in the fire point here. I figure those of you that are seeing an early fire point are using a more aggressive set up? Like really really light? I not seeing it with four shims at this point. Heck I might just leave mine here where it is. Or maybe just one more shim if anything....

**pputkowski** · 12-23-2003, 06:28 PM

Yea, personman sent me his trigger for anno but it looks like he did a good job on the tap. JIC anyone wants to see it...

Sorry, just can't seem to get my camera to work right tonight...:o

**barberjohn** · 12-23-2003, 07:00 PM

picks look fine to me. maybe thats because i own a -1 megapixel POS web cam. and kudos to personman, that is a very nice tap, or atleast it looks nice from my perspective. mine would be like halfway on and off the trigger, im just that bad

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**Aegis** · 12-23-2003, 07:35 PM

what size thread is that on personman's trigger? I picked up some 6/32 setscrews today to try this out.

Also, do you need a cup head punch to get the trigger out?

**personman** · 12-23-2003, 09:17 PM

Wow I was scrolling through this thread and I saw a picture of my trigger.. I was like wtf..
lol
Thanks guys. I did it with a dremel. I'm not sure of the tap size because I threw the package away (DOH) but its tapped for a 6/32 set screw.
To get the trigger out, I have no clue. My mom used to be an optomotrist(sp) and she has a punch in her old kit. I just use a large object and hammer it on the pin until it comes out part of the way, then I use an allen wrench and push it against the floor or something to get it the rest of the way through.
I must have gotten the wrong tap size for 6/32 or something (even though it clearly said 6/32 on the package) because the threads were too tight for the set screw. I had to screw the set screw in there, with the very tight fit, repeatedly, so out of a package of like 6 set screws I have one left, because I had to kind of re tap the trigger the hard way

I've never tapped anything before though, I'm suprised at how easy it was.
If you have a drill press it would be better, because even with a vice grip I still cant dremel accurately. I'm very lucky I got it in the center of the trigger, because that is very unlike me.

I managed to get away with just a few nicks from the dremel traveling, and I sanded the trigger down just a bit so it doesnt feel rough.

**JEDI** · 12-23-2003, 09:39 PM

So if you DIY a trigger stop setup, would you guys say the tap/screw is better in the trigger, than behind it in the frame poking out at the trigger? (ie. KAPP hinge)

**CoolHand** · 12-23-2003, 11:10 PM

When I get caught back up again, I'm going to adapt the blade trigger from the Logic Vert frames to fit in the intelliframe.

That way people who want trigger stops, but are mechanically disinclined have a ready made solution.

The guys who have my frames will tell you, when you get the stops set right, you can really rock 'n' roll with it.

oledude came down last week to have me assemble his son's new mag, and he had an X-Valve with the ULT kit already installed in it. When I got it set up, he was totally blown away. He had played with the IFrame, but the with the stops set correctly, the trigger pull was reduced by about 3/4 (down to about a 1/16th of an inch or maybe 3/32, it was durn short).

I'll stop tooting my horn now, just thought I'd throw that out there.

Merry Christmas All

**AcemanPB** · 12-23-2003, 11:21 PM

Owning a ULT, I could see where trigger stops could help ALOT. I think I might have to pick up one of those vertframes from Coolhand. Anyone want to buy an Inteliframe?

**Bad_Dog** · 12-23-2003, 11:25 PM

I put a trigger stop into my intelliframe, and I have a ULT. I never noticed that the ULT fires the marker sooner than the stock on/off... is it really true? I put the stop in when I was doing a trigger mod to remove side to side play... It makes it easier for me to shoot fast since I dont have a retro valve (my ULT is on my classic)... it stops the trigger from going the excess space after it fires the marker, which allows for my classic to recharge faster (since I'm not holding down the trigger as long)...

Its nothing fancy, I just drilled a hole in the trigger, tapped it, and put an allen set screw in it. Adjusting it to the proper length takes a little while though. Too long and you could chip the sear or round over the edge of the bolt. Too short and you defeat the purpose for having the stop...

thats my $0.02

**personman** · 12-23-2003, 11:28 PM

Originally posted by JEDI
So if you DIY a trigger stop setup, would you guys say the tap/screw is better in the trigger, than behind it in the frame poking out at the trigger? (ie. KAPP hinge)

I would say tapping the trigger is easier. You can take out the trigger, for easier acess to tapping. You dont have to ruin your 100 dollar frame, you can just ruin your $20 dollar trigger

Its also easier to adjust, IMO with the hex wrenches that have the 90* bend in them (which should be every hex wrench, unless you use one of those all in one doodads)
Meh, the only drawback I could think of, is if you have too long of a screw, then the set screw might poke out a bit, which could be annoying. Nothing a litle sand paper couldnt fix tho

**SpecialBlend2786** · 12-24-2003, 12:59 AM

Originally posted by cphilip

I for one wish they would add the bottom of the trigger guard hole on those intelliframes to make the grip screw easier to get out. Just had to add that....

me too. That would make things infinitly easier.

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