[bko rocker]

I have sold school techna trigger laying around and wondered if anyone else has tried to put one of these on a g6r yet? Is it possible to do so?

[tim2thousand4]

I'm sure it could be modified to fit. Probably have to change out the bearings and whatnot and then maybe dremel it down.

[TrixLCDLuver]

That would be great..

[StyngRay2]

heard of people doing this using some timmy/cocker/similar hose cut to fit inside of the trigger bearing so it will fit the smaller diameter g6r trigger pin....never actually tried it myself but if you can find the right size hose it should work like a champ. or you could just sell me the techna if its a scythe.

[bko rocker]

I think I'm going to try this wats the worst I do destroy a fabulous techna

[Pbkid's pmr]

Just take your time.

[TrixLCDLuver]

Do you plan to use the spring?

[bko rocker]

No no spring

[Jaccen]

Why not have Acid make you a trigger? Just sell the Techna, get an Acid trigger, and pocket the extra cash.

[AzPredator9]

I used to do this all the time. Go to an rc store and get bearings that have inner diameter of the trigger pin and outer diameter of the trigger housing. There is an rc company that makes bearings that fit technas so they work with the new trigger pins. No mod necessary.

[jtguy2269]

Originally Posted by AzPredator9

I used to do this all the time. Go to an rc store and get bearings that have inner diameter of the trigger pin and outer diameter of the trigger housing. There is an rc company that makes bearings that fit technas so they work with the new trigger pins. No mod necessary.

you're the ****ing man! puting a scythe on my g6r today

[Sheazer]

Make to take some pics!

[TrixLCDLuver]

Could someone find the exact size bearings so I can order them.

[bko rocker]

I agree I'd do that method

[StyngRay2]

here man, step by step....

1. remove bearings from techna
2. measure the outside diameter of the bearing
3. measure the width for the bearing
4. remove trigger pin from your g6r trigger
5. measure the trigger pin diameter

take those 4 measurements and thats the size bearing you will need, you may have a hard time finding the corect width and you may need to install 2 bearings instead.

Post up once you figure it out.

[bko rocker]

It wasn't as easy as replacing bearings but its done

[Sheazer]

Looks nice!

[bko rocker]

Ty Ty spent like 3 hrs making that thing fit correctly

[StyngRay2]

bearing part #?

[bko rocker]

Honestly no clue I had they laying around

[angelowm]

check out my sig the techna is on my gun now from bko rocker and even i had to put some work into it. trust me its not just replacing bearings