e mag trigger problems help!!

[atm743]

http://www.jayloo.com/videos/show_vid/860.html

[frischtr]

Give the trigger a little post-travel by backing out the setscrew on the mode selector... This should solve the problem, and help you get a little better rythym going...

[SAW]

Give the trigger a little post-travel by backing out the setscrew on the mode selector...

I think that's the fix you need.

[atm743]

soo i tighten the screw of the mode selector switch??

[SAW]

Try and back that screw out a bit.

[atm743]

ok


and if that dosent work how do i take the tigger off??

[SAW]

Use a small screwdriver and press out the pin above the trigger.

[frischtr]

It's not the screw on the side, but the screw directly above the trigger... You need to remove the body to get to it...

[atm743]

It's not the screw on the side, but the screw directly above the trigger... You need to remove the body to get to it...

ooooooooooooo that really really small one ???

[frischtr]

yes

[AGDlover]

theres a set screw in there sry for a horrable pic

[REDRT]

ooooooooooooo that really really small one ???

The 1/16 allen adjustment screw. You will see it after removing the body and rail when it is in e mode.

[atm743]

http://www.jayloo.com/videos/show_vid/860.html

the vid

i dont think its fix i think its the trigger not the set screw for e mode

[Enemy]

ok that is actually the way all of the emag triggers are!!

there are three ways to fix one is to compensate bye making your trigger pull long enough to over come the side ways travel so the easiest way is to set the trigger to reliably pull when it is pushed away from the sensor..

the next solution would be to get a new trigger i.e. lt-63 or fireblade however this doesnt fix the problem completly it only makes it a little more tolerable!

and the final solution and my favorite as i just had it done to my fireblade is to have BlackVCG shim the trigger and adjust it to where it needs to be! you can buy shims he even has a thread with a link of where to get them or you can have him do it which by far is the better option!! before he did his trigger job i ran my xmag on SHBF 4 now i cant take it lower than 10 w/o excessive bounce!!

Note you need to send the trigger you plan on using in with the grip frame as there are different adjustments for every single trigger!! so if you are planning on getting a new trigger i suggest waiting till after you have it before you shim the trigger!!

[atm743]

ok that is actually the way all of the emag triggers are!!

there are three ways to fix one is to compensate bye making your trigger pull long enough to over come the side ways travel so the easiest way is to set the trigger to reliably pull when it is pushed away from the sensor..

the next solution would be to get a new trigger i.e. lt-63 or fireblade however this doesnt fix the problem completly it only makes it a little more tolerable!

and the final solution and my favorite as i just had it done to my fireblade is to have BlackVCG shim the trigger and adjust it to where it needs to be! you can buy shims he even has a thread with a link of where to get them or you can have him do it which by far is the better option!! before he did his trigger job i ran my xmag on SHBF 4 now i cant take it lower than 10 w/o excessive bounce!!

Note you need to send the trigger you plan on using in with the grip frame as there are different adjustments for every single trigger!! so if you are planning on getting a new trigger i suggest waiting till after you have it before you shim the trigger!!

damn

well i knew there was somone that did the shims to it

i am planing on getting a fireblade soon now if i get a fireblade but dont send it to blackvdg will the trigger do the same thing like mine???

it never was like that when i got it. i then it started to get losser and losser