SITH frame, NDZ trigger... Lack of co-operation!?

[Fish]

ok, at the minute, the two dont appear to be getting along...

from what i can tell, the screw that faces upwards on the trigger, doesn't appear to come into contact with the frame and goes straight up into the internals above. im guessing this hole is therefor slightly larger compared to the stock one.

without this screw holding the trigger closer to the switch, it is free to swing towards the reg.

anything i can do to give it something to push against? best ideas ive had so far are a thin strip of cardboard either in with the internals or under the hole in the frame, or a number of strips of electrical tape double sided so the screw doesn't stick to it

any help is appreciated, ta muchly

 

[Bob]

Does the grip frame have a grub screw under the trigger guard like the stock frame?

 

[Fish]

yes it does, attached to a magnet though, unlike the stock... but that'll make the pull stronger too wont it?

 

[John C]

1: Remove the magnets... magnets = rubbish trigger.


2: Buy a dremel.


Hope that helps.

 

[Fish]

errrm, sorta'...


and what should i be doing with said dremel???

 

[John C]

Just dremel randomly until it starts working.


In all seriousness, the SITH frame is a dodgy a copy of the element frame.
I have an element frame which had some slight problems with alignment, I had to dremel my trigger slightly (CP blade) to give it more room to move, that allowed it to contact the switch properly.

 

[Baca Loco]

Anyone who buys a paintball product with Star Wars nomenclature pretty much deserves whatever they get.

 

[Fish]

thankyou, that was very, errr, productive mr loco, feel free to drop by any time