Deadlywind hAir trigger demo video

[ScatterPlot]

AAACK! Goodness, whoever said that last post on the previous page...

NO ITS NOT BOLT ON!!!!!

Sorry, there have been just WAY too many posts about drop in/bolt on/ whatever. IT IS A NEW FRAME COMPLETELY.

[sneakyhacker420]

This has got to be the biggest thread ever in AO. 22 pages, 47,000 views. Thats crazy. lotta people checkin in on this thang.

if you were here when pie revolution was around, it was over 250 pages

[SanDiegoMag]

You cant run 750psi into those pnuematics!! You need to use a LPR to bleed off some pressure. I have seen ideas that put it where a cocker does, but i dont want a cocker looking gun. I want it to be a mag (IT would be like getting a sex change!)

[Jerhew]

Couldn't a hollow screw for the ASA allow an airline up and through it into the grip? If you weren't using a drop forward that'd be a pain but for drops, having a screw that can allow an airline through the center of it might work, then just split off the same source the normal airline uses.

you mean like a.....
BANJO BOLT!!!!

DOOOOOHHHHH!!!!!

doubtful :)

i'd probably just run a regular vert inline reg(it'd have to be one that went very lp)

it's going to be very palmerish with hoses running into the grip though :)

[Jerhew]

AAACK! Goodness, whoever said that last post on the previous page...

NO ITS NOT BOLT ON!!!!!

Sorry, there have been just WAY too many posts about drop in/bolt on/ whatever. IT IS A NEW FRAME COMPLETELY.

oh uh frames are generally bolted on...
welding is a bit permanent and glue...well that just gets messy after awhile

sorry to be that guy...

[Jerhew]

okay, after close inspection of the video....
it appears that the 15 degree asa is drilled on both sides, one to let the air in from the tank, and one to send it directly to the gun
i'll assume that's a palmer stab or some other inline reg who's inlet is at the asa end and outlet is elsewhere....i know palmer could set up the reg this way, although it'd have to be special order
and they do have lp kits for stabs....hmmmm

but then i could be completely wrong

[The Action Figure]

I like what I see, so much for mechs bein slow

[ScatterPlot]

oh uh frames are generally bolted on...
welding is a bit permanent and glue...well that just gets messy after awhile

sorry to be that guy...

Duh... I know that the FRAME is bolt on. The post I was referring to was saying that the MOD will be bolt on and implying that you stick it into existing frames. It's this one:

if ya'll watch the vid again i think you'll not find any 'external' hose feeding the grip frame. It looks like his vert reg is a nickel palmers. Nicad also said this is probably gonna be a bolt on accessory. Having said that though I can't think of how he is getting air to the pneumatic switch (if that's what it is)

Of course frames are bolt on... Why would you think that I thought a frame would be attached in a way that was not? Did you even read that previous post? I even said that it was a whole new frame, as opposed to the possibility of being something that you would pop into an existing frame. If you read my post you would know that I couldn't possibly have said that the frame was "glue on" or whatever.

BTW-p8nt-junkie: If you meant the whole frame and knew it wasn't drop in, sorry that's my bad, I misread your post. It's just getting kinda annoying with most people coming in and asking if it's drop in or not. Putting it in bold makes it easier to see.

[Jerhew]

sorry about the miscommunication but uh....
it was a joke, relax

glue? come on

-It will probably be an entire triggerframe to bolt on. At one time I had hoped to make it as a drop in mod to existing triggerframes, but that is pretty much impossible.

meaning that yes it's bolt on as opposed to having to send the entire gun in for modifications for it to work.
So, to summarize, bolt on-YES, drop in- NO

[Dueydog]

Most of the repetitive stupid questions are gone since Nicad updated his first post!!

Thank goodness. Now this thread can get back to the good stuff.
Cheers,
Matt

[Dueydog]

Glue getting messy was quite funny. I know a guy that JB welded his Angel internals!!

oh uh frames are generally bolted on...
welding is a bit permanent and glue...well that just gets messy after awhile

sorry to be that guy...

Now that was funny. And you should have heard what the Angel techs had to say...the laughter! And he didn't stop there. He smoked the board on his next one messing with the eyes with it on. Doh!

I don't think he has much of a future as an Air Tech! Hehe!

Cheers,
Matt

[spasticsquirrel]

it would be funny if some company made some electro verson of this.

[jon-micheal]

trigger

alrite ill go out on a limb here.....ill trade you a TALON GHOST for the hair trigger. ..........dont forget this is a one time deal!!!

[p8nt_junkie]

I was just hoping that the pull weight would be adjustable within certain perameters ( like from 2 oz. to 6 oz. ) so you could have a somewhat adjustable snappy return to keep the trigger comin' back positively and reliably. I mean Nicad had the demo version workin 100% in the vid. But like AGD said, it should be easily maintainable for (me) Joe Average to tune and operate.

[SanDiegoMag]

Nicad said he had the trigger set for 4-5 oz of weight for the video. The lowest he had was 2 oz. Still, 4-5 oz is so nice and fast