Trigger style Id like to see

[Cryer]

Photoshop model:


Angled forward like that, for me, its easier to walk. On the stock trigger, I walk down... so to speak. That is, instead of pulling the tigger back, I will pull down on the hump in the middle of the trigger, and the point at the end. I prefer the double triggers over blades for that reason. Recently I was given the oppotunity to walk Gerald Garcias (of Oakland Assassin fame) techna trigger on his timmi. Its angled in this same manner, and in my opinion, provides a better surface to walk on. Its perendicular to how I pull the trigger, and makes it easier.

Anyone else think the same way?

[lew]

I am in total agreement. I am not that great at walking a trigger that is close to vertical. If it is angled or has finger grooves, I will have no problem. BTW, that one looks pretty good.:)

[angelbeast24]

i belive the style of shooting you are trying to say is raking

[Chronobreak]

heck il take one just cause it looks really cool someone with a milling shop better get on this

[Jon/xpm]

angelbeast24- i saw him shoot his gun at tex-ball
he is talking about walking his trigger not raking

Froth from PBN designed a style exactly like that for viking
Maybe he will make you one for an emag

[Cryer]

Originally posted by angelbeast24
i belive the style of shooting you are trying to say is raking

no, raking is where you drag your finger up and down across the trigger. I'm still walking, I just do it at a different angle.

Another visual aid:

[RenagadeOfFunk]

thats EXACTLY what i do cryer...
...i hope a good design comes out of this...(for our sake :))

[swanster]

i would buy one, i could get a higher ROF since my middle finger ( which is slower ) has less to travel. Plus that one looks WAY cool

[Spartan X]

Froth doe snot make triggers himself, he made the cad (or has a friend do it) and sent it out to a mill to get done. the material he uses is pretty crappy, I had one.

He would NOT make one for the e-mag I can tell you that right now.

Yahy I think it looks good too, but I preffer the stock double to all.

[MantisMag]

seems like what you need is a blade on an electro y-grip.

[Lord_Whoopass]

Hey logic... I had one of your LT-3 blade triggers but I shoot like what Cryer does and a normal blade just doesnt do it... I actually have a Viking w/ frothblade and can walk it quite nicely... This style blade is much easier to walk... expecially for those of use with a lazy middle finger or ones you like to down walk the trigger like what Cryer is saying... Maybe we should talk to RRFireblade and see if he would be interested in making a Reverse Fireblade... would be nice to have...

[Jon/xpm]

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[ScatterPlot]

I think the Omen has the type of trigger you're looking for.

[RRfireblade]

Originally posted by Lord_Whoopass
Maybe we should talk to RRFireblade and see if he would be interested in making a Reverse Fireblade... would be nice to have...

Tooling up for each design is easier said than done,not to mention set up costs and various other tooling costs.Add on top of that the fact that an E/XMag trigger is by far the most complictated little scrap of metal ever to be used as a trigger.

Unfortunately,I have only a shop.Not a machine shop suitable for any type of production,which is why I hooked up with Ryan on the Fireblades.All the original Prototypes for that trigger(as well as many other projects) are completely done by hand,one at a time.

With that being said,I'm not opposed to doing one off custom work(triggers in this case)if anyone so desired,but you'd have to realize that the cost would be considerably higher.Your only benefit to that is you could have it ANY way you want with little restriction on design.

It's up to you.

:)

(and your wallet)

[Cryer]

I hear Brad AGD has a 1-of-a-kind techna trigger on his Emag in a similar style...

Never seen or shot it, tho