"Walking" or "Feathering" the trigger is a term meaning the interchanging of fingers to increase the rate of fire on a paintball gun. The motion should consist like this:
1. Placing the "trigger finger" or middle finger on the trigger; pulling the trigger till it is registered as a shot.
2. Quickly changing to the next finger before the trigger is completely up.
3. Continuing to do this to create a steady line of paint.
The purpose of this method is to increase your rate of fire. By using two fingers moving rapidly across the trigger frame, in theory you would have increased your speed by 2X.
An E-trigger is the Tippmann Board, not an actual trigger.
On most if not all paintball guns you would have to pull the trigger with the safety off.
on mine i have a rolling trigger. its sensitive but not to sensitive. i love it
no, the rocking trigger was for spyder markers only
No.
you might might mean an autococker this is a type of paintball gun that automatically recocks itself or possible your speaking of a response trigger google tippmann a-5 with response trigger theres all the info you are gonna need !
Because your pulling the trigger.
It depends on which marker you have and which trigger is on it. Typically the manual will tell you how to adjust it
All you have to do is pull a trigger, so it is very easy, almost effortless, to shoot a paintball gun.
A tap trigger is similar to a response trigger. As you push the trigger back, the trigger shoots forward with a bit of weight. This allows to fire in full auto much easier.
On a paintball gun C02, or High pressure air is necessary. It is compressed air that, when the trigger is pulled and the marker fires, propels the paintball out of the barrel.
only if you buy the electric trigger.