The response trigger is cheaper and more reliable because of the mechanical nature. However, the E-grip provides more functionality and it is widely accepted as the superior option, one downside is that it requires a 9-volt battery so you'll want to keep a spare on you just in case. Also the repsonse trigger is not allowed in tournament games, where the E-grip is completely legal.
Your Call Here...
EGRIP
More Expensive
23 BPS
More Options
-full auto
-3 round burst
-semi auto
Needs batteries
Less control
RESPONSE TRIGGER
Cheaper
Around 18 BPS
Less Options
-Semi Auto
Dosn't need batteries
More Control
edit: there is actually less control with the RT as you can not select the BPS it puts out, some fields have outlawed it for this reason.
Yes. The A-5 E-Grip can be purchased as an upgrade or a complete marker package.
Yes, and in fact there is an E-trigger addition that comes with a double trigger.
Yes, unless it comes with an E-grip or response trigger. the answer is yes, reguardless of what grip frame is on it, the RT or E-grip can have other modes as well but it will always have semi
It depends how old. Just check under the grip panels if there is space cut for the battery and e trigger.
No, they fit in the same place. Besides that, putting them both on wold defeat the purpose of either of them and would not increase speed. The E-grip is supposed to use battery to make automatic fire easy, where the response trigger allows you to use a form of auto without needing a battery by using Co2.
the stock tippmann X7 is literally the A5 with a different body, basically more plastic, and without the electric trigger. the X7 phenom is better than the A5 w/ egrip however because of its spool valve design and its ability to run full and burst on battery and semi without batteries.
Only with the response trigger.
Since the Diablo is almost a hundred dollars more, you will spend better money getting an e grip alpha black. Diablo does not have a reputation for well built markers.
The tippmann 98 egrip
No, they have different screw dimensions.
By 1917 Black and Decker patented the first pistol grip, trigger switch electric drill.
No It uses a screw on the top that goes into the a5, the bt4 uses a rail system. Besides the Bt-4 already comes with a better hand-grip then the A5.