3. The third trigger stop mod also uses a set screw, but this set screw is put through the trigger guard on your grip and points up towards the rear of the trigger. You will need a screw long enough to go through the rear of the trigger guard (near the hand grip), strong enough not to bend under force and long enough to engage the rear of the trigger. It is also adjustable, lengthening or shortening the screw increases or decreases how far back you pull the trigger before it stops.[/quote]


Can you get a picture of the screw please? This is a great help by the way.

Thanks in advance!

good stuff

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re Rare earth Magnets, in Canada, ( for Simbrian et al. ) can be bought at Active Surplus on Queen st w in Toronto, and i believe they can be harvested from old hardrives. Another source of them is security dealers/suppliers as they are staring to be used with door contacts.

Great ideas, although I don't currenty own an A5 ( almost did, trade got cancelled), most of the info and ideas I can us on the X7.


Dan

I did the sear nose stop mod last week. It made a huge difference in the bps and the ability to hold it in the sweet spot. I could pretty much hold it as long as I wanted where previously it was only short slow bursts.

thanks for the thread

Awesome thread.. glad somebody took the time to figure out some extra internal mods.

Hey Guys,
I tried the magnets mod thinking since my marker was stock, it would make for an easier pull and greater ROF, however, it didn't reset with enough force or something to be able to shoot as fast as I did without the mod. I am more than likely going to be going back to my stock setup or get an e-trigger.
There's my 2 cents worth.

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If you are in the GVRD ( Greater Vancouver Regional District, BC Canada ) you can get Rare Earth magnets from Lee Valley pretty cheap . The bigger you get, the more they run you, but little ones for this application are 36 cents a piece. Here's the page : http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...=1,42363,42348 ( notice LV only sells 1/8 & 3/8 of an inch magnets. Im assuming the 1/8 will work ok? )

Thanks for the mod instructions, Psyopper ! Very cool stuff.

the magnets out of an old hard drive for your computer work REALY good(and their cheap).thanks for the idea,i did this and it works great.im using a jcs trigger with an e-grip.works amazing.

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with the magnet mod, did anyone find it easier to walk the trigger with a double trigger, or does it seem like it would be easier?