[mordecai131]

So I've had my axe for a little while and have tinkered with the trigger to my liking. I knew it had trigger bounce and didn't think much of it at first but now it's getting kind of annoying. Anyone have any suggestions on how I should adjust my trigger? I understand you don't have the gun in your hands so that may be a problem, but any suggestions would be appreciated.

[marceldacs]

So is the gun going full auto when you press it lightly? If it is, increase tension, set the activation point near the end of the pull, increase the pull length.

[mr.satire]

Can you tell us how it is set up is the magnet tension super light?, where is the activation point? long or short pull?

Sadly the axe doesn't have a debounce setting to filter out bounce so your gonna have to change your trigger

[mordecai131]

My gun doesn't go full auto when I pull the trigger lightly, it works just fine then, but when I pull the trigger rapidly with one finger or try to walk the trigger you can hear the solenoid click twice on a single pull. The trigger has a longish pull, I'm not sure what to base it off of. The activation point is towards the end with just a little travel past it, the magnet is a little bit back from the stop point so the magnets aren't touching but close. I'll see about getting a video up on youtube or something if that will help you guys out.

[marceldacs]

Are you on ramp /psp. AND DON'T CLICK YOUR SOLENOID WITHOUT AIR. Bounce is when you shoot and the trigger bounced back and the gun idea on its own. I bet that you are not on semi right an are probably on psp. I could be wrong so try to upload a video

[mordecai131]

I took a video of my trigger. You can see how it's set up and at the end is when I get it to bounce.

[kingJurzy]

Adjust the return magnet for it to be closer.

[The Knife Crazy]

marceldacs, on 17 January 2013 - 05:22 PM, said:

Are you on ramp /psp. AND DON'T CLICK YOUR SOLENOID WITHOUT AIR. Bounce is when you shoot and the trigger bounced back and the gun idea on its own. I bet that you are not on semi right an are probably on psp. I could be wrong so try to upload a video

uh oh what does it do? Ive done that maybe 2000 times since i got my G4

[kingJurzy]

It can blow the solenoid and cause unnecessary wear.

[The Knife Crazy]

o snap haha so far so good but i guess ill stop doing that xD. Thanks!

[mr.satire]

I would adjust the post activation travel to be longer.

I think when your hitting your trigger hard and walking it the trigger is bouncing and because you have so little post travel the micro switch is able to reset and activate the noid again.

Just a suggestion

Good luck

[The Dad]

Look on you tube for adjusting your trigger. I found the ideal adjustments for the set screws on there and can bounce my trigger when needed. Also, try adding the laser eyes as this will give you a new trigger mechanism with laser eyes for preventing chops.

[kingJurzy]

The Dad, on 24 January 2013 - 01:09 AM, said:

I found the ideal adjustments for the set screws on there and can bounce my trigger when needed.
Ok to each his own.

Also, try adding the laser eyes as this will give you a new trigger mechanism
You are wrong, the eye boards both have microswitches in the SAME PLACE.

with laser eyes for preventing chops.
The normal eyes do this job correctly as well.

Welcome to TechPB.

[The Dad]

Just going by my own experience... Microswitches do vary in sensitivity as well as function, I had an opposite experience whereby I could not walk the trigger. Replaced with laser eyes not knowing that microswitch was included and it completely changed the operation with the exact same adjustments on the trigger.
Just passing on my axe experience to see if it helps... New to tech pb, not new to wisdom.