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alright, you have sucessfully replicated my work from when i played with tippys.
you have done nothing more than the cambell's soup mod (dubbed for what it makes of your paint)
an easier way to do it is to contract the sear as if the gun were cocked, then stick a pin in the exposed hole of the sear, this will hold the sear up against the trigger sear at all times, cocked or not.
in order to lower the cycle rate you need
a. heavier hammer
b. longer cycle (longer space for the hammer to travel back and forth)
c. anti-chop mod for 98c (homemade mod)
d. fast ass hopper
if you can actually get it to shoot ropes, i dont even know, because i am fairly confident that you'll just end up
shattering the breach plug on your tippy and projecting the hammer into your ignorant eye.
p.s. this mod can be done to any gun with a mechanical blow back mechanism (spyders, tippmanns)
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