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Started by Guest_metsgorock_* , Aug 24 2008 10:24 PM

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#1 Guest_metsgorock_*

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Posted 24 August 2008 - 10:24 PM

Hi Everyone
I tried to use a string and attach it to the trigger but it wont work. I use a fish wire like forsaken angel. The main problem is that it won't flow smoothly. Does anyone have any ideas? I tried to do the modification the keyring way and the wire keeps on getting stuck. I will open up my gun which will be a pain in the ass and take some pictures for you guys to help me. I just want an easy simple way to solve this problem. I don't want to go out and by all this crap for my gun.Here are some pictures to help. The main problem I think is the orange thing that goes over it pulls the string back so the trigger can't go foward.

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#2 doubleshot

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Posted 24 August 2008 - 10:28 PM

Pictures are the only way were going to be able to help you with any efficiency.

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#3 Echnalaid

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Posted 24 August 2008 - 11:08 PM

Specify. You mean a Longshot front gun integration? If it's that, don't attach it to a trigger. Make it key ring fired.
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#4 Guest_metsgorock_*

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Posted 25 August 2008 - 12:06 AM

Specify. You mean a Longshot front gun integration? If it's that, don't attach it to a trigger. Make it key ring fired.

Yeah I meant longshot front integration mod. Dont you think it is nice to have the string attached to the trigger?

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Posted 25 August 2008 - 03:42 AM

When you quote someone, delete all the unnecessary stuff before you post a response. You didn't need to repost the picture. To be honest, you probably didn't need to quote him at all.

Anyway, whether you connect the integration to the LS trigger is a matter of personal preference. It looks nicer that way, but both shots will fire at the same time if both are primed. That could be seen as a benefit, but if you want to use a backup shot, you have to leave it uncocked until you are ready to use it.

Using a key ring trigger allows both to be cocked and fired seperately.

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#6 Echnalaid

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Posted 25 August 2008 - 03:49 AM

Yeah I meant longshot front integration mod. Dont you think it is nice to have the string attached to the trigger?

I should have a nice little write up/post when I get my new LS boltsled (I'm just gonna raid my friends basement for it). You can follow that. Should be up in a week, at minimum. My friend's in Asia so I need to wait till he gets back.

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#7 Blacksunshine

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Posted 25 August 2008 - 11:50 AM

To answer your question you should take some small tubing and route the wire thru that so it doesn't get caught up on any of the internal bends. Myself I used small acrylic tubing and heated it to make it bend to smooth out the internal contours of the gun and make the trigger pull much smoother.

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#8 Guest_metsgorock_*

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Posted 28 August 2008 - 12:51 PM

To answer your question you should take some small tubing and route the wire thru that so it doesn't get caught up on any of the internal bends. Myself I used small acrylic tubing and heated it to make it bend to smooth out the internal contours of the gun and make the trigger pull much smoother.

Would a straw work

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#9 BendyStraw

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Posted 28 August 2008 - 01:34 PM

Not sure how many twists there are in the internals but a... *ahem* bendy straw would work, as long as there are only one or two twists that the string has to navigate to get to the trigger.

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#10 Daecu

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Posted 28 August 2008 - 04:08 PM

Not sure how many twists there are in the internals but a... *ahem* bendy straw would work, as long as there are only one or two twists that the string has to navigate to get to the trigger.

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The bendy straw idea sounds like it wouldn't hold up too long to time in my opinion, but I haven't tried it before. I'd go with the acrylic tubing.

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