Trigger pull of ULT and Deadlywind, how do they feel.

[riooso]

I am interested in some information about the ULT tigger and the Deadlywind from someone that has used them. Do you have to be carefull that you don't short-stroke the ULT. I realize that the Deadlywind has a really short stroke but do you have to be carefull not to drag your fingers. Just curious. That is one reason that I got the X-mag is because of one pull one shot feel. I want to go back to mechanical but for me the standard trigger pull turns me off. Any information would be appreciated. I am trying to set up a mechanical in my mind so that I will know what to get when the time comes.

Thanks,
Rio Oso

[Chronobreak]

ult can easily be shortsroked and not many people if any can actualy walk them, the hair from what i can tell seems though it would eb asily wlakable and not easily shortstroke-able. stick with the x-mag

[edweird]

ULT is a 15ish oz trigger that isnt walkable unless your a robot... yet is remarably light for any mech only gun. Fanning is the way to go for this imho.

the hAir frame is a diffrent beast all together... basicly think a bushy trigger on a mech gun. easily walkable and hands down the best legal mech trigger I have ever pulled.

[jamescell]

What exactly is fanning? Perhaps fanning would help me stop short stroking my ult? I've been trying to walk it with no success. My wife can walk the ult all day, she's been playing the clarinet for her entire life mabey that helps. I pull the trigger with one finger and move most of my arm really fast, but I end up short stroking.

[ted.c0bb1es]

I pull the trigger with one finger and move most of my arm really fast, but I end up short stroking.

^ faning (really dumb looking if you ask me though)


hAir trigger

[batteryfree]

um i can walk rt with out ult, so i am assume i could walk the ult., btu i have really strong fingers. not even kidding i do finegr workotu everyday for paintballing.