Dits Trigger

[Some Dude]

I've been having trouble finding where I want my trigger to be at.

I'm not sure if I want it real short and tight, or a looser longer feel.

Just wondering how everyone else had theirs, i'm not use to electro triggers. That's why i'm having trouble finding out which I can shoot faster/more comfortably with.

Any suggestions would be good :)

[splattttttt]

Trial and eroor my friend. The only way is to figure this out for your self.
At some point, you might want to consider a magnet mod, this will return the trigger faster than that whimpy little spring.

[topslop1]

How do you do a magnet mod yourself? Is there any aftermarket company doing it?

[AM-Steve]

Personally I like a little bit of front travel to the trigger, but no back travel.

(take the air off and turn the gun on before doing this) I adjust the back travel by hodling down the trigger and tightening the front set screw until the LED turns green, then adjust it back just a hair until it turns red again.

Then I adjust the front travel just a little bit in as well -- generally about 1/8th of an inch total travel gets me my fastest fire rate. My current fastest rate over a chrono (and it always seems like I am better on the field -- but that may just be the adrenaline) is 23 BPS using a q-loader.

Best with a halo B is 19 BPS.

Just in case you were wondering.

[paintcheck132]

wow steve thats really fast. Thats on semi mode right, none of that cheater stuff. I have mine with no back travel and minumal front travel. I foung when you set it to the minimal setting it offen pinches and will eather get stuck or you have to pull the trigger a little harder then normal. i play with it from time to time. I m getting a qloader so i can shoot with no limets.

[deadmanbluff]

whats the differance between trigger pull and back travel ? it doesnt make sense. trigger pull: length it takes to pull trigger to fire thye gun
over travel: amount of distance trigger moves after diadem fires

how can you ajust that? after you fire the diadem doest it move back to the correct trigger length that you sett it at the trigger pull. if not that would mean that if the over travel was smaller than trigger pull everytime you fired the gun the trigger would move closer to the trigger frame.
i know somethings wrong here
help

[paintcheck132]

front travel is the amout you pull tel trigger for it to fire, however when it firers the trigger can still go back farther, this is back travel. Adjust the back travel by holding down the trigger and turning the front screw clockwise untill the led turns green then turn it counter clockwise until it turns red agian, this is you minimal back travel. Adjust the front travel by the screw inside the gun located on the top of the trigger itself (it hard to get to but can and must be obtained externally). The front travel is the amount of space there is befor it fires. HOpe that wasnt too confewsing. this is all in the manual dude

[splattttttt]

I took the trigger spring out, stufed the cavity with some high density foam, you can use what ever else you think might work better, I just thought the foam would add some cushion, and then crazy glued a rare earth magnet in ther, and one on the trigger opposed the other magnet.
Remember that they're supposed to reppel one onether.
The result is a very snappy return

[Some Dude]

I'm goin to the field tomorrow so I'll play with it there, like you said it will probably be preference and time to get it.

Thanks for the advice and I am starting it out with almost no back travel.