[longhorns770]

to start off, i haven't looked into it much, cause i need a fast reply , but i was wondering cause i have a spyder wit a double trigger. I see all these videos of kids shooting double triggers with both fingers simultaneously. they are shootin really fast. since my spyder is stock, could it be because it doesnt have a response trigger?
This video is sorta funny, but hes using the method of shooting that which i want to achive. any answers? Paintball moron aka me - Google Video

also, whats the name of the tank on that gun? will it take co2 and/or nitrogen?

[TBDragonMan]

Video ain't all that funny, but then again I don't like any one who abuses paintball like that. My opinion, I could be wrong. I am unable to identafy the brand of tank but it is Nitrogen/compressed air only. No C02. Now is the board in your marker stock or has it been upgraded to a tournament level board like a Virtue or a T-Board, cause if it stock you will never shoot that fast. Stock Spyder board in my opinion are not that great. I have an Imagine and found that my T-Board is far better than stock. The trick is practice. I know that sounds lame but thats all there is to "walking" the trigger. Its called walking cause thats what it looks like. You alternate pulling the trigger with your first finger then your second, over and over again. There is nothing that can teach you this except practice.

[martix_agent]

if you have a mechanical spyder you won't be able to "walk" your trigger(that's what we call shooting with both fingers like that) you need an electronic trigger frame.

I don't' have a clue what Dragonman is talking about..doesn't make since to me at all.

[Ice98]

you pretty much need an electric trigger to do any sort of successful walking, its because it take almost no force to pull a microswitch, where is pulling a sear off of a hammer that is held back and being forced forward by a spring....ya


any board or electronic frame will allow you to walk the trigger with the trigger that feels right for you and the right adjustments to the triggers pull and throw (forward and backwards movements)

an aftermarket board will allow you to shoot much faster, but is usually unneccasary for anyone but tourny players

[TBDragonMan]

Because when you "walk" the trigger you fingers look like a little person "walking".

[longhorns770]

thanks