[mustangs]

I was originally looking at the generation 3 PMP kit for my trilogy but the site I saw it on is out of stock. So since I can only get the original pmp kit now I'm stuck between which of the 3 I want. Which one had the smoothest stroke and not that hard to pump out of the 3 that will work with the trilogy.

http://www.jtpaintba...ilogy-p/678.htm

http://www.paintball...itaupukitt.html

http://www.paintball...hoaubapuki.html

[andrewthewookie]

The pump stroke is most affected by the strength of the hammer spring, so the strength you have to put into the pump will be about the same for all three. The Hooptie and the PMP kits look almost identical.

Also, the Check It kit you have linked will not work on the Trilogy.

These two will:
http://www.paintball...asmaupugu1.html
http://www.paintball...wgptrausnp.html

This post has been edited by andrewthewookie: 28 February 2013 - 03:29 PM

[mustangs]

I think I'll go with the hooptie. I just realized I can put a second pump arm on it if I want to. Most likely won't but if it helps than I can do it

[andrewthewookie]

If you're going to put a second pump arm on it, you will also need a back block that has a second threaded hole on the other side.

[Antonious]

I had the second Sanchez kit Andrew posted on my Trilogy (Though the kit was under the Trinity name). It did what I needed it to, but if money isn't too big of an issue, I would opt for the first Sanchez kit he posted as it'll be more stable.

[mustangs]

Alright well at least now I know it depends on the springs to be smooth. I'm not too too fond of the pump handle on the Sanchez kit since it's more of a block. Not sure how it feels in the hands besides the round handle.

[madsnipes]

andrewthewookie, on 28 February 2013 - 03:27 PM, said:

http://www.paintball...wgptrausnp.html