What is capped ramping in paintball?

Answer 1

Ramping is when you achieve a set rate of fire, which will then "ramp" your rate of fire to a higher speed.

Basically if you fire faster than a set rate (say 5 balls per second) then the mechanism will switch to fully automatic and "ramp" up the rate of fire to something higher (say 10 balls per second)

Answer 2

Ramping is a form of automatic fire, also called "safe auto." It requires the user to shoot, semi automatically, at a certain rate before the automatic fire kicks in. This prevents singe negligent discharges from firing automatically, as well as overshooting on first sight of players.

Answer 3

There cannot be uncapped ramping. Ramping must have a maximum bps to ramp to. All ramping in capped, for instance at 13 bps. Once you get to the required, lower bps, say 5 bps, then it sends it in to a 15 bos auto mode for as long as you go 5 bps.

Answer 4

Ramping is where you pull the trigger at a low ball per second rate, like 5bps, and once it is hit and continued, it will ramp to the "cap" or maximum bps, like 13.