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**rustyness** · March 12th, 07:54 PM

while im sure its not against the rules, i was just wondering if using a rubber band to hold back a trigger is violates some sort of rule? it doesnt hold it down, it just keeps the trigger closer to the switch (dont have the right size allen key to adjust the trigger screws)
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**PizzaMiLiTiA** · March 12th, 08:03 PM

Should be fine as long as it doesn't cause bounce.

**Jester of Paint** · March 12th, 08:15 PM

it really matters at ur field but that should be fine

**big_balla** · March 12th, 08:17 PM

Why don't you just adjust the trigger screws? Allen keys from Wal-Mart are like 67 cents.

**Tim-Tim** · March 12th, 08:53 PM

As long as it doesnt create massive amounts of bounce it should be legal.

**M4Maniac** · March 12th, 09:04 PM

That setup looks pretty dang bouncy to me, but IDK.

Whatever works, eh?

***austin5205*** · March 12th, 09:08 PM

^^^ ya really

**rustyness** · March 12th, 09:24 PM

lol, yeah. its just temporary. thats how i played today, and i was just wondering if it was a problem or not. and yeah i know, ill adjust the screws tomorrow. ill go to the local hardware store and pick up some allen keys.

**Mescaline** · March 12th, 09:26 PM

im sure it breaks some rules, far from stock. if your playing at a local field i dont think you would have any problems but if you were playing at a tourny they would have something to say about it

**the_real_kaz** · March 12th, 09:33 PM

It depends on your local feild rules. Most of the feilds I go to would allow it. Accually most of the feild I go to alow almost any trigger, but that beside the point.

I don't think it would be tournment leagel but i don't know. anyone know?

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