roller sear?
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Simple...
Pros:
1) It's a nice piece of tech that makes the sear release feel very smooth
2) It's a quality piece of handmade kit
3) You don't have to spend hours polishing your normal sear to get a smooth release
Cons:
1) It's a bit pricey
2) A lot of people say that you can get the same effect by hand polishing a normal sear or something like the AKA one
Only way is to find a marker with one on and compare it with one that hasn't.
Wookie
Pros:
1) It's a nice piece of tech that makes the sear release feel very smooth
2) It's a quality piece of handmade kit
3) You don't have to spend hours polishing your normal sear to get a smooth release
Cons:
1) It's a bit pricey
2) A lot of people say that you can get the same effect by hand polishing a normal sear or something like the AKA one
Only way is to find a marker with one on and compare it with one that hasn't.
Wookie
Mate don't even bother with a roller sear.
Get the new Eclipse Blade Rokit From paintballplanet. They're awesome.
Just my opinion
www.paintballplanet.co.uk
Get the new Eclipse Blade Rokit From paintballplanet. They're awesome.
Just my opinion
www.paintballplanet.co.uk
Doesn't the Rokkit Eclipse Blade Samurai Ninja Kungfu thingy trigger need a sear?
Anyway, one of the good points of a roller sear, I thought, is the fact that there's hardly any wear, cuz it rollz innit?
Does the existence of these things, and the fact they are handmade mean there's actually some poor ******* somewhere ho tells his mates: Oi makez theze gubbinz wot gorra lil rolly type bally thingy in em, an oi putz da lil bally type thingies in......
Just a thought......
Anyway, one of the good points of a roller sear, I thought, is the fact that there's hardly any wear, cuz it rollz innit?
Does the existence of these things, and the fact they are handmade mean there's actually some poor ******* somewhere ho tells his mates: Oi makez theze gubbinz wot gorra lil rolly type bally thingy in em, an oi putz da lil bally type thingies in......
Just a thought......
Easy!!
I've met the guy that makes them (he helped Keith Belsey mod my mini cocker) and he's a really nice chap.
Mind you, the sight of him sitting at his desk with a bucket-load of parts to put together is enough to make a weaker-willed man quail. I'd have gone slightly lobster after a few, but he just sits there with his emery cloth finishing them by hand.
Amazing.
Wookie
p.s. They do mean less wear on the sear/hammer and they do make you trigger pull lovely and smooth.
I've met the guy that makes them (he helped Keith Belsey mod my mini cocker) and he's a really nice chap.
Mind you, the sight of him sitting at his desk with a bucket-load of parts to put together is enough to make a weaker-willed man quail. I'd have gone slightly lobster after a few, but he just sits there with his emery cloth finishing them by hand.
Amazing.
Wookie
p.s. They do mean less wear on the sear/hammer and they do make you trigger pull lovely and smooth.
hey John!
will a cocker with the eclipse blade trigger benefit from a roller sear though? (not because of a smoother action, just because of the wear and tear) I'd like to know, since I'm considering getting an eclipse cocker as a second marker. (got a new job, and money to burn.......heehee)
will a cocker with the eclipse blade trigger benefit from a roller sear though? (not because of a smoother action, just because of the wear and tear) I'd like to know, since I'm considering getting an eclipse cocker as a second marker. (got a new job, and money to burn.......heehee)
I've spoken to Jack Woods to try and get to answer to your question.
I asked him to keep it brief but Jack being Jack just went on one and I left wishing i'd never got involved.
Performance wise you wouldn't really see much of a difference if you used a Rokit with a roller sear. Jack said the roller sear makes the trigger return a bit to soft and can make it a little more difficult to fire. Some people may be able to fire it well though.
As for wear and tear the roller sear probably would be helpful. But only a tiny bit , because it is a different trigger action.
It's down to personal choice. If you already have a cocker with a roller sear and are upgrading to the Eclipse Rokit you'll have to make a chioce. If you are buying an Eclipse cocker with Rokit, it probably isn't worth the extra money buying the roller sear as well.
Hope this helps
I asked him to keep it brief but Jack being Jack just went on one and I left wishing i'd never got involved.
Performance wise you wouldn't really see much of a difference if you used a Rokit with a roller sear. Jack said the roller sear makes the trigger return a bit to soft and can make it a little more difficult to fire. Some people may be able to fire it well though.
As for wear and tear the roller sear probably would be helpful. But only a tiny bit , because it is a different trigger action.
It's down to personal choice. If you already have a cocker with a roller sear and are upgrading to the Eclipse Rokit you'll have to make a chioce. If you are buying an Eclipse cocker with Rokit, it probably isn't worth the extra money buying the roller sear as well.
Hope this helps