14 In short: one pull – one shot
Judges testing method:
First, the judge will fully depress and hold the trigger. While keeping the trigger fully depressed, the judge will attempt
to move the trigger side to side. The judge will then release the trigger. No more than one paintball may have been
fired. Second, the judge will as quickly as possible fully depress and then release the trigger. No more than one paintball
may have been fired. Third, the judge will apply sideway pressure to the trigger and then attempt to fully depress the
trigger. No more than one paintball may have been fired. Fourth, the judge will slowly, over a period not to exceed
two seconds, fully depress the trigger in one continuous motion and then, over a period not to exceed two seconds,
slowly release the trigger in one continuous motion. No more than one paintball may have been fired in any of the four
instances. Fifth, the judge will fire the marker at a rate of fire of approximately 6 shots per second, to test for Turbo
mode. The marker may not appear to fire more than one shot per trigger pull. If any of the five tests are failed, a player
may request that the complete set of five tests is repeated an additional two times. The marker will be deemed legal if it
passes every subsequent test and be otherwise deemed illegal. These tests will be performed with the marker held in a
manner and position consistent with playing on the field. The testing must be confirmed by the ultimate judge of the
tournament.
anyone know if you can get stronger magnets for the trigger return????
