P.S. AGD DO NOT retrofit old frames that you have already sold, you would just end up costing yourself more money than its worth. After you get some kids beat old I-Frame, machined it added the parts and set it all up the time+shipping+unanoes bits would just make the kid whine about it and you guys sacerfice profit. I know its an AGD tradition to retrofit existing products...but just pretend it cant be done with this one!!
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i'll send my logic frame in for testing as long as it comes back in one peace and i can get the trigger i'll pay for it too
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Basically stated... I'm in canada, we have to wait for everything anyways...
I just dont LIKE to wait.
I would pay for this but not some exorbant amount.Comment
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Is this gonna work with classic valve??
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The price of an electro upgrade is getting into my personal max amount that I would be willing to pay. Below IMO would be better. Of course that may or may not be possible with all of the hardware that you have to install for each one.Originally posted by nicad
many many many questions about price. It would be smart to keep it AT or BELOW the price of electro upgrades. Is that possible? I don't know. I would be very happy it could be done though.
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I think that you should have an option of sending it in to get it installed, or you could get intellis straight from agd and also sell it as a complete bolt on frame for the already non intelliframe owners.
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Just found thread, sees video....reads thread...starts looking at things around house he can sell to buy this.
Hopes wife doesn't divorce him.
Tom, please make this. Used to play with automags in the early 90's bought one of the first shockers, just came back to mags because of the company behind them. I will buy this from you."[T]he evidence also strongly suggests that neither Billy nor Adam could have invented what is claimed."
-United States District Court judge G.M. King,
on Smart Parts' patent claim, August 23rd, 2004, page 16.
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I'm thoroughly unimpressed.
Its quite fast dont get me wrong. However, you might as well just use a garden hose with pink paint at that rate....
If they ever crack down on triggers like they should, this will fall under the same jurisdiction.
I do have to give you credit on the engineering though. Excellent work there. I just dont feel like it needs to be in a paintball marker.Comment
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i beleive my first wow impression of holy sweet tits was enough to say wow i want...
now the only problem i do see with this mod is that it will cost upwards 300$ but i would buy it :) and maybe a wait but do you seriously think it would be a 6 month wait like it was for the xmag? if so then i would still wait but in all honestness how long of a wait do you think you would have for a product like this? i would only guess maybe 3 weeks wich isnt to bad cuase out of everyone that posted here im guessing only 50 would actually buy it... only cuase of money issues though but thats just my thoughtst33kyboy "So if a cat is dropped from 11 inches, it will most likely die."Comment
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[evil face]Not true, because this trigger is fully mechanical non blowback, completely tournament legal, dosent even touch the envelope, while may other guns push it.[/evil face]if they ever crack down on triggers like they should, tthis would fall under the same jurisdictionIf I see one more "What happened to smart parts" thread, I will kill Adam Gardner. You have been warned.Comment
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yeh i agree, this is just a engineering innovation thats still up to skill, a lilOriginally posted by kauai_paintball
[evil face]Not true, because this trigger is fully mechanical non blowback, completely tournament legal, dosent even touch the envelope, while may other guns push it.[/evil face]
, but its not like cheater boards at all!
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Your only thinking on one level here.
There are many ways that they could go about making many of these triggers illegal. One is through the drop test, which I do not know if this would pass. Another is through pull weight.
Its different than electros or RT triggers, yes.Comment
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As long as it is one shot one pull, it passes the drop test, and doesn't bounce what's the problem with it? Doesn't it pass NPPL rules? I mean, there is -no- reactivity with it. Is there a working safety? And will it pass the drop test? I do believe those are the 2 concerns.
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There are tournament rules governing "drop tests" and "pull weight"?Originally posted by Brophog
There are many ways that they could go about making many of these triggers illegal. One is through the drop test, which I do not know if this would pass. Another is through pull weight.
Its different than electros or RT triggers, yes.
Brophog, what are these standards?
How high are markers to be dropped?
What is the "pull weight"?
Are these real rules?
I went to the LA Open, and Super 7 Huntington Beach tournaments, I didn't see any "drop tests" or "pull weight" tests. Maybe I was watching the wrong matches
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