Ok, by now everyone knows what electronic trigger bounce is, well, i was messing with my vikings trigger, got it set up how i thought was nice, dried dryfiring to get an idea of speed, checked it four bounce, this is where it got odd. I couldnt for the life of me get it to bounce by pulling the trigger slowly, but, if i walked it slowly, it would shoot twice alot when my index finger hit the trigger, so, i put the debounce as high as it would go (should eliminate all bounce), and it still did this. So, it was puzzling, but, decided to just wait till i play this weekend and see how it is with paint. Well, i was just messing around with my marker, and noticed, that what is happening is, when i move my index finger somewhat slowly, the initial force from the momentum of the moving finger actuates the trigger, then the trigger resets, and then the finger pulls it again. SO, this IS legal is it not? seeing as the marker is only shooting once per pull, even though it is almost forcing 2 pulls (hard to explain without feeling) it is just like the perfect combination of weight of trigger pull/weight of finger pulling it that causes this i guess.
(yeah, let me know if anyone understands what i am trying to explain at all)
(yeah, let me know if anyone understands what i am trying to explain at all)
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