[thw_wayne]

Hi, I'm getting a BM cocker in the next few days, it is my first cocker and have a few ??? I looked at the stickies and didnt see what I was looking for and someone probably knows the answer already. So, what I need to know is what kind of triggers are available for my gun. From what I've read so far, my gun has a worrframe on it which is kinda a clone of a E1 and a samuri trigger for a E1 will work. Is there anything else available? If I have been misinformed please let me know. Thanks for the help

[Eppster14 (Banned)]

Worrframe≠E-blade
Worrblade=E-blade

[thw_wayne]

So a worrblade is not the same as a worrframe? which does my gun come with stock? and will the samuri fit my frame? Sorry if my ?? seem dumb, but I know pretty much nothing about cockers except they ROCK, I hope. Again thanks for the help.

[Eppster14 (Banned)]

I believe BM comes stock with worrframe SF. I think samuri's fit with a little modifacation.

[cww516]

the newer BM comes with the worrframe, aka sf (select fire) frame. decent, but not adjustable, which is a major plus for some people. supposedly, e1 triggers will fit the sf frame (my stock e1 did, not sure how the samurai would do, should be ok). the board is set up to perform well out of the box and is set for stock parts, so upgrading won't really give you that much of a performance boost unless you upgrade the board (or frame, which would be easier).

[shaferbruce]

hey man hope you like the BM cocker

[WihGlah]

The latest SF boards will fire at 20BPS+.

It depends how quick your marker is. Stock BM should be 15 - 20BPS.

The SF has NXL(ish) auto, ramping (similar to PSP), training (demo) and semi.

Getting a newer board will not enable it to fire quicker and the SF has pretty much everything you need. If you do need an adjustable board, get it flashed with the predator code.

As for triggers - the stock trigger is more than adequate for the capability of the gun. I would leave it alone.

Upgrading the stock STO RAM to a Mag 44 or ANS (with QEVs) will make it quicker. As will an MQ2.