Wait how legal is this:Rocking trigger?

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http://members.cox.net/pgipaintguns/page11.html

i know i read about this before, utilizing 2 levers, and pull for each
.... someone enlighten me please, thanks

[RRfireblade]

It's not.

[Fred]

its not, Doc Nickel made a rocking trigger a LONG time ago, so that patent isn't worth squat... two switches is an NPPL No-No...

but, given the way the rules are being modified to allow cheating, multiple switches is only around the corner.

---Fred

[temps]

From the picture it doesn't look like it would increase bps anymore then normal walking... You still have to alternate fingers to fire the gun.. unless its easier to walk but it doesn't look like it... Might help you walk the tigger better by forcing your other finger away while the other pushes..

[WenULiVeUdiE]

It looks almost like it may be harder to walk. Seems like you have to have your fingers farthur apart to walk it. And if you keep them close together, it gets hard to walk as well.

[magman007]

actually, its easy as all hell to walk! he had the proto at Huntington beach. HE claimed it was nppl legal. How this is possible, i dont quite know, but i assure you, it is fast as all get out, no bounce that i experienced either

[thecavemankevin]

i never knew anything like this existed, but i have thought about this idea myself before. I have also thought about haveing twin triggers (i know it would not be tourny legal though). You could have one trigger just where it currently is and another turned around backwords in front of the other trigger. that way when walking/fanning your finger hits the current trigger on the back stroke, and the new trigger on the front stroke with your finger nail.

[-=Squid=-]

Id like to try one. It looks like it would be harder to walk due to having to fully release before you can move it again. Its hard to explain what im trying to say, so if you dont get it I Will try to be a little more detailed.

[magman007]

trust me, its reeeealy easy to walk, and reeeeealy easyy to go fast

[WARPED1]

Heres an animated pic of something similar.

[Automaget]

It seems like it would be harder sence it would be less torq on the switch and your fingers are farther apart so i dont really see any diffrence in it and the pic above? i really dont think that is the same thing that is still only one pull not rocking. but all hail regular trigs

[coolcatpete]

I am postive that this was already out lawed.
Pete

[Lurker27]

Despite what some manufacturers say, they're ALL illegal.

No release of force is required.

There are 2 firing positions.

A full trigger cycle discharges 2 shots.

[RRfireblade]

trust me, its reeeealy easy to walk, and reeeeealy easyy to go fast

Agreed. I've built this one as well.The deal is you never have to fully release tension on either finger and finger timing is no longer an issue.If properly set up,it will be faster than walking a typical trigger and easier to do with speed.

[StickFigurSicide]

On a similar note...

http://members.cox.net/pgipaintguns/page6.htm

wasnt there a post a few days ago about a "revolutionary marker design" that never sold well, mainly because of slow cycling speeds? It utalized trap doors.....

Doesn't that gun bear a striking resembelance to it?