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**Alexmo123** · June 17th, 07:10 PM

today i took out what seemed to be a sort of spring resistor out of my trigger frame, and now my pull is super light. Is it okay to do this?

**E-99 king** · June 17th, 08:14 PM

If its the trigger return spring you took out then the trigger probably wont return fully and the gun will not fully actuate. I doubt it will shoot when its gasses up. My suggestion is to put it back.

**SFOD_D** · June 17th, 08:24 PM

if ur talking about the one thats on the top near the front...then is ok..i did it on mine works fine...u might have a problem depending on ur lpr pressure..try it and find out

**Alexmo123** · June 17th, 09:54 PM

yeah it seems to work with air, it is the spring right above the front screw

**imhungry** · June 18th, 12:33 PM

its ok, but there is a high chance the trigger wont return or it will get stuck. u are better off putting your tigger spring back in. you can modify the spring my cutting a loop or 2 (one at a time) off to make it a little lighter.

a side note. my friend modifies angel triggers for DM4's and he took the chain trigger off his dm4 and put the stock one on but forgot to put the spring back in. the gun ripped, but the trigger would stick often and only shot one time then you would have to pull it back into place manually. royal pain in the ass, especially when you go to bunker someone (trust me, i TRIED bunkering someone w/ his dm4 and the trigger got stuck. it was not pretty for me)

edit::: i just read further down. could you please show me a pic of what spring you took out? i am not quite sure which one you are refering too

**SFOD_D** · June 18th, 11:49 PM

is it kinda shaped like:
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or is a normal twisty spring?

**Alexmo123** · June 19th, 08:29 PM

here is the picture, sorry for the hold up. I was pballing today and iv had school and soccer. Also the allen wrench is what i used to push it out.
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**Alexmo123** · June 20th, 12:09 PM

up what do you think imhungry

**SFOD_D** · June 20th, 12:15 PM

if u take thea out it should be fine...mine is...test it out...if it gets stuck at all jsut put it back

**Alexmo123** · June 20th, 01:04 PM

ok cool

**lightbulb8817** · June 20th, 08:27 PM

yeah, i did that mod and thought it was cool for a couple weeks.

without that clasp/spring your actuating rod moves much more freely at the spot where it connects to the frame. most of the time, it can move slightly out of that hole causing your 3 way to leak. it get's really irritating after a while.

my advice, keep the clasp in there. you'll learn that a harder trigger (talking about mechs only) means higher rate of fire. the pull and return of the trigger will be snappy, increasing your ROF. this was from my personal experience. you may get different results.

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