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2008-04-12, 08:50 PM
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 I have a tippmann with an e-trigger. The rate of fire is all the way up and its shooting like 5 bps. any tips? My tippmann is a 98 custom ACT and i installed the e-trigger. It wasnt working at first because the spring to hold the sear was too strong. I shortened the spring and now it works, but it will not shoot 15 bps like it is supposed to. It works perfectly on semi. If i lower the rate of fire it will shoot good but when i raise the rate of fire it shoots the same as when it is lower. Is this becuase i have played with the springs? My battery is new. Can anyone help?      |
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