What moving the two fingers independantly, must try that. My paint consumption seems high enough as a front player at the moment anyway. Getting through 5 pots when I take em out.
One pull- One shot
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yup thats the one if you put 2 fingers on a table and 'drum' them thats the kinda action, don't 'try' and do it quickly though just get into a rhythm.
Paul.
Paul.
I've seen some one at a tourney ACCIDENTALY get their Angel trigger to bounce. Basically it fired one shot on the pull and one shot as you let go. They were removed from the field, this isn't fully auto so why we're they removed???
In law anything but pure semi-auto is prohibited with semi being defined as one shot per trigger pull. Having a second shot fire when the trigger cycles back would clearly be two shots per pull and therefore contrary to both the rules of the game and the law of the land
You can get the odd old or faulty board where the microswitch has been worn or adjusted slightly due to wear, its the players responsibility to make use of that warranty and get a new board though!
And 'walking' the trigger (as paul pointed out) is very different to 'feathering'. The skill is to be able to hold the grip/aim as you normally would while being able to paddle to the trigger. If you get good at this youll be able to fire nearly as fast as some fooool feathering a trigger, but your shots will be accurate and your less likely to chop. One of the advantages of the ir3 is that it makes this skill much easier to master, so go buy one
And 'walking' the trigger (as paul pointed out) is very different to 'feathering'. The skill is to be able to hold the grip/aim as you normally would while being able to paddle to the trigger. If you get good at this youll be able to fire nearly as fast as some fooool feathering a trigger, but your shots will be accurate and your less likely to chop. One of the advantages of the ir3 is that it makes this skill much easier to master, so go buy one
In the MSPA
one shot, one pull is much more complicated as it involves a flask of sour mash.
Moo
one shot, one pull is much more complicated as it involves a flask of sour mash.
Moo
Well I think (not that anyone cares at this point) That all electronic 'guns should be limited to firing 13 bps in ture semi mode (this goes against what I orignally wanted, 9bps) What the hell is the point of shooting faster than that? More than that and all you're going to do is drill someone 6 or 7 times before you can even react to the first paintball hitting them. This could lead to potential safety issues. I say self regulate before governments have to step in and make us all go back to playing with pumps (not that I would mind that)
Watch for Team PumpPlayersInternetGroup at the IAO this year! I bet we'll win atleast one game!
-Micah
Watch for Team PumpPlayersInternetGroup at the IAO this year! I bet we'll win atleast one game!
-Micah
"Pull" of trigger these days is hardly well defined. One rearward motion? A lot of guns I've seen can shoot from a sideways tap or wiggling it forward at an angle, so if you counted each way it went then you might very well have 2 or 3 shots per "pull." A single trigger Cocker these days is about all you see with what you'd call a pull. Tap? Motion? Touch? That might be getting at it. Trigger bounce can be pulled in a simple rearward motion to one shot per pull, so it's legal. Why complain? Honestly, if you have nothing better to do than whine about how the other fellow's trigger moves, you deserve to be shot out. Preferably close. Concentrate on wiping or playing on--those are more solvable and clear cut issues that actually deserve attention.