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Thread: AGD Pride using Roller Trigger

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    AGD Pride using Roller Trigger

    Myself, Butch, and Cootie used the new roller triggers this past weekend.

    I realy like the trigger, It seams like it will take a little getting used to. It is a bit different to shoot but with a little practice you can really get the gun rocking.

    I'll have Scooter take and post some pics here of the trigger with the wheel that I made.

    I haven't had a chance to make and play around with some larger wheels yet.
    Timmy

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    hehe i saw it on sunday very kewl

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    Here is some pics of the roller trigger. Enjoy!

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    Another

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    Another one

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    One more

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    Last one

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    kewl

    i dont really understand why some people think it looks ugly. i only care if it functions, and it's really small enough to not even be noticed from further than 10 ft.

    good job on it

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    looks...

    I feel they may work well but they are not colorful...

    please convince tom to make a shoe with the wheel in it that looks cool so people will be proud to put it on their gun and it does not look so funky...

    I am not a machinest but it seems to me that you could easly make a shoe that has alens screws on each side that would clamp down on the stock triggers...this way no driling or dremaling would need to happen for an install...

    just my thoughts on the wheels take it for a spin...

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    Lightbulb Roller Trigger

    Let me see??? You are worried about what it looks like when it works. Reminds me of:
    1. Oil cans for the first bulk loaders
    2. T - Bar allen wrenches for the first pump handles
    3. Power Feeds
    4. All VL products. This is not a dig on BE. They were ugly when I was at VL, so don't take it the wrong way.
    5. All BE products. I had to do it!
    6. Barrels with holes in them.
    7. Oh crap, here it comes, Warp Feeds.
    8. Any top mounted loader in general. This does include HALO.
    9. Brass fittings
    10. Jerry Braun
    11. ME
    12. Chris' boots (the German tourist thing)
    13. Robert Luckow's elf ears
    14. Rocky's hair or Rocky's lack of hair (which one???)
    15. 2-E's tats and peircings
    16. Your girl friend
    17. Now we have a ligitimate concern about what the trigger looks like?
    I would be more concerned about what the thing feels like.
    The trigger shoe idea seems cool. I don't know.??
    Maybe get rid of Chris, there would be nothing to talk about. I always knew this guy was a trouble maker.
    Not really.
    Have fun. My take is it seems bulky but there is a rightful issue with the magnet placement for this gun.
    Take Care.
    TEX

    Sorry I got a little carried away with that one.
    Don't believe the HYPE! Prove it.

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    Re: Roller Trigger

    Originally posted by thetex
    ...Maybe get rid of Chris, there would be nothing to talk about. I always knew this guy was a trouble maker...
    Bwahahahahahaha....that is not all that far from the truth! Even though you was kidding! In fact I think he would be proud to know he was developing that rep!


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    Thanx but I'll keep my TL63

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    hye, dont you guys ever clean you guns



    from the judge in the WDP v Sp case.... " i find it significant that aside from a somewhat limited notebook produced by gaston, the four named inventors offer NO documentation of there work or there contributions to the conception or reduction to practice of the claimed invention"

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    What is the benefit of these exactly? I don't see how it works from a quick glance..
    Superbolt

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    Roller trigger

    I love the idea and going to order one, but I have only seen them on blade triggers. Is there going to be something for the double finger trigger?

    The best part is that I work at a metal fab shop and I am going to put one on my hyper double trigger frame.

    Trigger shoe issue:
    Where would you mount them on double finger triggers?
    Is there enough room in the finger groves?
    How far will it stick out due to the shoe and trigger?

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    Re: looks...

    Originally posted by SHAZAM-AGD
    I feel they may work well but they are not colorful...

    please convince tom to make a shoe with the wheel in it that looks cool so people will be proud to put it on their gun and it does not look so funky...

    I am not a machinest but it seems to me that you could easly make a shoe that has alens screws on each side that would clamp down on the stock triggers...this way no driling or dremaling would need to happen for an install...

    just my thoughts on the wheels take it for a spin...
    i originally suggested this multiple times to tom he never listed to me for one reason or another


    "I love the idea and going to order one, but I have only seen them on blade triggers. Is there going to be something for the double finger trigger?"

    the double triggers with the grove have a different roller that also comes with the kit you just pop it in and has to rollers on the side and the bar on the inside

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    Roller trigger...

    Here is another issue that I just thought of.
    Is the roller trigger only set up for the blade trigger width?
    Is there a difference in the width in the 2 finger trigger(e-mag and Intelli).

    If other triggers are wider the roller will not work (unless they machine down the width where it is to be installed), so this will be limited only to e-mags and Intelli frames.

    Don't get me wrong, I love the idea but I am looking at possible road blocks that we might encounter.

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    What is the benefit of these exactly? I don't see how it works from a quick glance..

    =p

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    It helps you faster, by running your finger up and down instead of back and forth. One of Tom's original threads explained it better.
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    Guys, take a look at the rollers in the store. The kit includes a roller for a blade trigger and a grooved trigger.


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