Trigger bounce??

[pb321]

Ok... I have been paintballing for about 4 years now and my frend tells me that trigger bounce is when you dont have to pull the trigger for the gun too shoot. My other friends tell me when you shake the gun the trigger hits the switch and fires the gun. I dont know which one is the correct one!!! can some one help me and tell me what the real thing is??! Thanks Alot....

[PoonzA]

im not sure but i think trigger bounce is when on a semi auto gun, u pull the trigger once and it shoots once for when u pull, and once for when u release, thats what my friend told me

[joeyk803c]

It is when the board 1 pull and fires more than 1 round. it happens b/c of recoil(most often).

[tl+]

basically the gun still start spitting out more shots then you accually fire.

[PBallPimp24]

Originally posted by PoonzA@May 14 2005, 01:54 PM
im not sure but i think trigger bounce is when on a semi auto gun, u pull the trigger once and it shoots once for when u pull, and once for when u release, thats what my friend told me
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when you shoot and it fires and when you release the pull its called response i think some tippman a-5 have responce triggers

[PoonzA]

yeah thats it B)

[ryan760us]

bounce is when u rest ur finger on the trigger and shoot and the recoil of the gun causes it to shoot again, and it goes faster and faster :blink:

[xTHROWDOWNx]

^^ hes right. theres a sweetspot on most of those triggers and the recoil sorta aids in the pull of the trig as u just hold ur finger there.

and this doesnt apply to spyders and other cheaper electric guns.

[P8ntballkid922]

actually its prob any gun with a short switch and a bigger kick, you just pull the trigger back very slowly until it fires, as soon as it fires, you hold it there and it may possibly shoot more...