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**KidPaintball** · January 16th, 08:20 PM

Viva La PUP!

As long as you are modding my forum, there are a few simple rule, just make all of my threads stickeys, and woeship me. Just quoet everyting and put it in your siggy.

I'll take care of the muppets in this forum, dont worry.

**andisblue** · February 16th, 08:57 PM

i bought this and it doesnt feel any lighter than whats on my imagine

**JG.** · February 16th, 09:00 PM

Did you put the right switch in?

**andisblue** · February 16th, 09:29 PM

i havent even put it in yet, the stock switch is still in the gun, and it feels just as light as the roller switch i just bought. maybe they are the same? i have the new imagine with the blade trigger

**JG.** · February 16th, 10:03 PM

Im presuming you got your switch from ratshack...The force at the end of the level is 5grams...If you hit the button directly it is very close to stock(or take lever of)

**KidPaintball** · February 18th, 06:58 PM

No, I was accually mistaken, while this mod is about 1/3 of the stock one, that means it is around 100g. I now have a T-Switch, rated for 80 grams, and it feels light. One the down side, it's about 3 times as much to buy. Even so, that didn't stop me from hitting 21 bps over the chroney. That was the frist freakin time a ref ever saw that, and it was on my chopping peice of **** Spyder!

**#1Tango** · March 16th, 10:56 PM

isn't teh 5g supposed to be like dangerous or sumthing? i dunno i just read it somewhere. and i heard u could blow on it and it would shoot? lol

**bobide** · March 16th, 10:59 PM

yeah, it's to damn light. Can cause some accidents on the field.

**#1Tango** · March 17th, 12:00 AM

would 25g be ok? or just stick wit a 50g? i have the stock right now

**KidPaintball** · March 18th, 07:53 PM

Stock is like 300g I think. The Switch one I talked about id 125g. The SD ones are "real" 25g, and 50g, thats the one I have. Maxxed out the t-board.

**Ahmadi6490** · April 3rd, 01:42 PM

Noid Mod updated!

**cote_says** · April 14th, 09:17 PM

i did it with the lever (not roller) switch it has an uber long and light pull. then if you feel daring...
you can pop open the swithc and with the button faceing you the metal part on the right push that to the left just a dash and the bart on the bottom left you can push up also just a tad. it should be good. then put it back togther.
the only problem i have with it is that my gun cant cycle past 13bps after thast it "burps" and craps out.
i likesd my stock swithc thought on semi mode i could hold it in the right place and the kik from the gun would make it go full auto.

**fenix_freak** · April 16th, 11:13 PM

i bought both switches a while ago...put the non-roller on my spare trigger frame that i practice walking on when im bored...installed the roller and grinded down my trigger today

here are some pics...i didnt fry either one of my switches...but when i plugged my soldering gun in it sparked and burnt my finger lol

btw: it feels a lot heavier of a pull when you are just pushing the lever with your finger than it is when its on your trigger frame...when i first bought them i was unhappy because they seemed really heavy...but when i tried them out on my spare trigger frame (without soldering or anything) i noticed how light they are.

on my fenix i had to grind a little on the frame so the trigger would go out far enough to let the switch "un-click" so i could shoot...now i have everyhting working and i love it...my dad thought i was crazy to be grinding away at my trigger and trigger frame like i was...he has shot my gun a couple of times in our back yard before i did these mods and today when he shot it when i was done...he was really suprised...he actually walked the trigger for a couple of seconds once he saw me doing it...i was like "

holy crap"

**KidPaintball** · April 19th, 01:51 PM

I;m glad you like it. They really are nice cheap things to do.

**Matt32** · May 21st, 12:43 PM

hey kidpaintballer would u prefer buying the t-switch for the extra money or get the radio shack one. I dont have a solder so if i bought it from ratshack i would have to get one. How do u take the wires off of the board, do u just pull them out, if you can get pics of it it would be greatly appriciated,

THanx.

**KidPaintball** · June 4th, 01:29 PM

www.ottersccustoms.com

There are pics on the same idea there. However, my is diferent. My proshop solders(sp?) for like $2. A friend of yours might let you use one. But if you have some money buy one. They are cheap, and you will ned one for more taht paintball ventuly. My dad is a electronic wiz, and he uses it about everyday.

**CustomTrendzInc** · August 3rd, 01:09 AM

so whats better switch. the roller or a reg one with the lil / tab? And wat switch to get? 5g,50g,100g i want something pretty fast and easy to press and walk. And are the eyes a real pain in the ass to install?

**Ahmadi6490** · August 3rd, 01:25 AM

Eye's are very hard to install, and you'd probably want a 50g switch, it's light but not too light.

**KidPaintball** · August 3rd, 05:10 PM

My home mod has nice bounce and it's quite light. The T-Switch is nice too.

Make sure you try on of my magnet mods. That'll help w/ too much bounce.

**CustomTrendzInc** · August 3rd, 05:31 PM

so let me get this straight the magnet mod repels the switch and presses down the switch right? so its like having the switch press down by itself with not using so much strenght to do so?