[XalexanderX2]

OK OK I got some

#1 pen spring mod: Take a pen that is very easy to click down, take out the spring. Look at your stock spring and see how long it is. Cut the pen spring so that it is 2 coils longer than the stock one. Put the new spring under a book for like 5 minutes so that it will return the trigger better. Then just replace the stock spring with the new one! This should make your trigger pull Very light.

#2 polished internals: Ok this mod requires some aluminum polish (a brand called mother's mag works best) a dremmel tool (with a buffing attachment) and some steel wool. ok now that you have the stuff here’s how you do it: take apart your gun so that all you have are the two receivers (all the guts are out) take the steel wool and gently scrape off all the anodizing off the insides of the receivers (especially the part where the bolt goes and the trigger section) The anodizing is the black stuff that looks like paint on the inside of the receivers. Once it is all scraped out take the aluminum polish and put some of it on the buffing part for the dremmel. Use the dremmel to polish the internals to an (almost) mirror shine *bling bling* once it is all polished oil the gun up (the internals will rust easier now if not properly taken care of) and put in your guts. The purpose of this mod is to make it easier for the bolt to move inside the gun which causes less wear and makes your gun fire more smoothly.

#3 rubber band mod: very simple but you wont believe how lighter the trigger pull will be. For this mod all you need it 3 orthodontic rubber bands (the small kind) take three of the rubber bands and replace the sear spring with them (it has to be 3 or the gun wont recock and can misfire) this will make it very easy to shoot the gun making higher rates of fire possible.

#4 make a drop forward: this mod will actually work for any gun but I did it first on my tippy) ok first get a piece of metal (steel or aluminum work best) it should be like 3-5 inches long (depending on how big you want your drop to be) once u have your metal, mark how long the base of your grip is on the metal then bend it in a vice so it is straight. then bend the other side in the opposite way so it looks like a "Z" then drill holes in it to fit your grip/asa you can use the holes in your asa as a template. Then put it on your gun and get ready to play!

Yay well that’s my post I hope it helps and ill add more later

-Alexander

Edit: I spell checked it and cleaned it up a bit, but it's all still there! (Brian)

[JaKE kOjeSki]

1 rubberband will do.(u may want to use 2 in case 1 breaks).

[pigstick]

Helped me, I'm gona try the pen spring thing.
Do you need aluminum polish to polish internals, or can you just do it with steel wool?

[Flatliner105]

steel wool works

[pigstick]

I just did the trigger spring mod. It worked perfectly. I used a papermate flex grip ultra's spring. It was the perfect size, and didn't even have to cut it. I'll probably polish my internals tomorow.

[Smitty]

There are other methods of doing them but I have found these to be the easiest and most effective. Enjoy!

[Sage]

I find it better to use the Q-Tip method rather than layers of tape. Just cut a piece of Q-Tip .9 centimeters long and put it in the trigger spring. I will greatly reduce the trigger pull.

[Lord Headley]

I merged Smitty's thread and this one. No sense in having two seperate mod threads. Keep posting Mods in this one.

I'm going to clean up some of the posts to make them more.. readable. lol. So if your post gets edited, dont take it the wrong way.

**NOTE**

Mods are different then Upgrades!!!

- Brian

[KevinTheCake]

I used a piece of clear aquarium air tubing around the sear spring to quiet it down. I was afraid that the rubber band mod was unreliable.

[GrEEdY]

I got this idea from "Wilderboy" of the www.a5ownersgroup.com but I did this myself.

I've put a sling on my A-5 before and I personally do not like the around the barrel sling not to mention putting all the pressure on the back ring like most vertical slings do. A genuine firearms company named "Uncle Mike's" makes a swivel screw and swivel sling clip which I provided pictures for below.

The screws replace the stock screw at the sight and back site whereas you can attach the swivel clip.

All you need to do this mod is the following:
-"Uncle Mike's" Quick Detachable Swivel Base (2) $3 each (any gun and ammo store)
-"Uncle Mike's" Quick Detachable Super Swivels 1" (2) ($7.50 for pack of two at Wal-Mart)

Take a look:




And here is a picture of the "Cards" that came with the items (notice the item number for reference):


Enjoy.

[JaKE kOjeSki]

got to model98.net- they have alot of mods that help-and i dont know what i did wrong but the rubberbands failed on me after i have used them 5-6 times

[Levi S]

Are you sure these mods aren't going to **** up my gun? I don't trust myself.

[Shoe Lace]

if u dont trust urself start with something small like the clickey pen mod

my question is . . . would polished internals just look good or does it actually serve a purpose?

[backyard paintb]

you dont see the internals of the gun ive never done it but heard it increases balls per second and makes your gun run more smoothly (correct me if im wrong)

[donk3ypunch]

will the rubber band and pen spring mod combined allow u to walk the trigger? if not is there any other way to shorten the trigger distance

[Shoe Lace]

people often disagree with me but i think that my double trigger that is bought from tippmann definetly reduced my pull

[donk3ypunch]

are u able to walk the trigger succesfully though with all of the mods and a double trigger?

[tippsownu]

No, it's virtually impossible to walk a mechanical trigger, unless you have something approaching a 1/16 mm pull.

[donk3ypunch]

actually i put all of the mods on today including a double trigger and trigger stop and u can walk it

[NDUA]

That pen spring mod was awsome. My trigger pull is so much lighter. Thanks a lot.