rightwinger

I had a new "Everlast" piece of **** battery lying around, and apparently that doesn't put enough volts in the gun to operate it. However I threw a new Duracell and everything is working.

THE ONLY issue I am still facing is that I can get the gun to shoot when the trigger is sloppy like a french whore. Whenever I go to tighten the trigger screw closest to the reg (the one that adjusts overall travel). I can tighten it to a certain point before it stop clicking the solenoid. I have tried messing with the other screws in conjunction with the overall travel and I still cant get a nice tight trigger set up.

Anyone have any suggestions...I will loosen all of the screws and then drive them back in based on advice I get here.

greatwolf329

since its an opto trigger, you can only mess with your travels so much. the "switch" works like a set of break beam eyes, when the beam breaks the gun fires, open your grips up when setting your trigger so you can see what you are doing. take note of your back stop and everything and work from there is what i always do.

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