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[BadCompany]

Five Oh, on 10 July 2007 - 12:40 AM, said:

Which do you prefer and why?

I Prefer the e grip because it doesn't run on air and also doesn't cause problems in fluctuating temperatures

[manzi]

excuse my lack of knowledge but what differences are there between e-grip and response trigger? well i know what an e-grip is as its on BT's website.

[cdnmustang]

manzi, on 03 July 2010 - 04:06 AM, said:

excuse my lack of knowledge but what differences are there between e-grip and response trigger? well i know what an e-grip is as its on BT's website.

basically some of the blowback air is diverted to a pneumatic ram thats behind the trigger if you pull the trigger firmly you'll pull off a single shot but if you squeeze it and hold it you feel the ram push the trigger back out and because your still appling pressure you'll pull the trigger again and so forth. its a really cool feeling and if you can find the sweetspot it's basically 13bps full auto (there is a tuning screw to help you), bt did not make a kit for the bt4 but they did provide a pocket for the ram to fit and will need some dremeling to fit the some of the components

heres a photo of one installed on one of my marker you can see the silver ram behind the trigger, there is no air applied so it's full retracted (ignore the lines drawn on the photo)



here you can see the pocket bt provided for the ram (photos courtesy of snch)





heres a tutorial on how too install

http://bt.warrior-on...n-a-stock-bt-4/

[manzi]

Response trigger sounds pretty amazing tbh

[b-9ers]

manzi, on 05 July 2010 - 03:31 PM, said:

Response trigger sounds pretty amazing tbh

yup, pricey but effective if you're trigger happy. Works well with a ripclip or cyclone feed system

[sameagol26]

I like Egrip! Ease of use and requires a regular old 9 volt. No messing around with co2 and stuff!

[b-9ers]

the problem with response triggers is that they are not allowed on some fields, and definitely not in tournie play. E-grip has options for different style of plays, leads to versatility which is really, really nice


Cheers,

[Carlos_Viana]

i think depends your style the game.
For a sniper i believe the "responser trigger" is better, because it´s silent.
Already for a Assault, i think E-grip is better.

ps: sorry for my ingles.

[PB_Fanatic24]

I would have to go with the E-Grip as well, the only thing thats missing is external controls.

[TheNewGuy7000]

I owned a tippmann project salvo and I liked the solid feel of the stock trigger when my bt delta is don't I think I will keep the tripper stock I don't like walking the trigger no offence I have a fast trigger finger so that combined with my cyclone feeder or when I get my bt a rip clip it does the job