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Expert Staff Review |
February 16, 2012 |
| Reviewer:
Daniel - Staff
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With your mechanical Tippmann marker there will be a noticeable difference in the trigger pull and crispness compared to the stock pins. The Hairpin Kit's wider pin above the trigger return slide adjusts the trigger travel while the pin contacting the sear adjusts trigger slop and the sensitivity of the sear on the hammer. Although every marker has its own quirks, most mechanical Tippmanns will generally not use the largest of the two pins because they are more likely to cause the "Accidental Full-Auto" effect, meaning your marker will be more comfortable using the 1 and 2 sized hair pins.
When the techT Kit is used with an electronic grip the results are easier to see. The pin above the trigger return slide acts in the same way but the effect is amplified by the E-Grip's micro switch which already gives it an incredibly short trigger pull. In the same way the effects of the pin contacting the sear are amplified by giving the user shorter dwell settings and longer battery life.
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Sounds cool but worthless. |
February 6, 2012 |
| Reviewer:
Sandman
from Rock Hill, SC United States
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The claim that it will "reduce the amount of contact there is between the sear and hammer, and reduce the amount of movement that the trigger has" is true...but...After installation I realized that the trigger does not contact the sear, rather a spring loaded U shaped bracket on the back of the trigger does. The problem is that the afore mentioned bracket contacts the oversized pins before it contacts the sear. This causes harder trigger pull as the trigger motion fights against the spring loaded bracket until it finally makes contact with the sear. I tried all the different pin sizes and even tried a lighter spring in the trigger bracket. I finally went back to the stock Tippmann pins.
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TechT Paintball Hair Pin Trigger Kit (A5-X7) |
March 3, 2011 |
| Reviewer:
Martin Croteau
from Granby, QC Canada
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Nice Upgrade
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need after market trigger |
April 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Matthew Ausberger
from Stewartsville, MO United States
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I couldn't notice a significant enough of a difference with this product vs. the stock pins in my e-grip. I think perhaps an aftermarket trigger like tech t's fang trigger is needed to truly appreciate this. I didn't know this so i didn't order one with it.
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