Need Some input??

[spitfirocks]

well, the only thing i can think of is bounce, even if u adjusted it, it will still happen, so if you want to avoid this, you are going to have to put the trigger far away from the receiver, or you can get a new trigger. The reason is because spyders have a very hard kickback, which result in ur finger pulling the trigger more than once without you noticing it

[Hob Hayward]

What board?

And have you also confirmed that there isn't anything like a broken o-ring obstructing air flow? Oil the valve o-rings, make sure it goes in the right way. Also check the cup seal.

Unlike everyone else, I highly doubt that this is bounce.

[fwgericke]

Originally Posted by Backmanshooter

If its in semi, why would you hold it down?

What im trying to say is that ill fire a shot and not depress the trigger and still get a double fire. It stuffed up my whole day playing.

[fwgericke]

I took it apart today at home and checked everything, I had just replaced all the orings and cleaned and checked my marker the night before as not to have any problems at the range.So i donno. Can your trigger switch be set off on its own from the kick of the marker??

[spitfirocks]

listen, even when its on semi u can experience bounce even if u dont know it..becuase ofr the .1 second that your finger is on the trigger, it will bounch in 1/10 of a second, which is 1/5 of a millisecond, so it happens so fast its nearly impossible 2 catch it in some cases. just make ur trigger farther away from the reciever, mine iss really close, and i dont have bounce becuase i got a sick roller trigger for 14 bucks, and it solved the prob.

[Backmanshooter]

Yes. You can be hitting the switch a few times when you only thing its once.

[spitfirocks]

right, like above me said...if u think of it..20 bps means ur pullin the trigger 2 times in every 1/10th of a second. so if u pull it, a bounce can appear in 1/10th of a millisecond, now thats really hard 2 see.

[Hob Hayward]

If you're still using the stock switch, there is no way its bounce. However if you modded your switch, it is possible.

[spitfirocks]

Originally Posted by Hob Hayward

If you're still using the stock switch, there is no way its bounce. However if you modded your switch, it is possible.

with stock trigger, bounce is possible. I actually did a project on this, and with the stock 05 pilot acs reactive responce trigger, your 52% likely to be feelin trigger bounce, with the roller trigger you 11% likely to be feelin trigger bounce. I only know so much, becuase i conducted many many experiments on this matter

[fwgericke]

I am still using the stock switch and I even put a heavier spring in the trigger to get a sharper return. My trigger is sitting about a 1/4 of an inch of the switch.

So guys what would the best solution be to prevent this from happening or reduce it a lot, cause it happens too much to make playing even remotely pleasant.

Sorry im asking stupid questions but i just really donno what to do, cause ive already tried so much.

Thanks in advance