Depends on how long the trigger pulls are, and the capacity of the flamethrower's fuel and compressed air tanks. If napalm is used, only a few pulls of the trigger are possible before the fuel is expended. If using regular gasoline or other liquid fuel, many more bursts are possible, but the range and destructive effect of the flamethower are reduced. To burn out an enemy pillbox and incinderate its inhabitants, napalm is best, and one pull of the trigger is more than adequate.
First entry - It comes from having poor hearing. The saying. Whatever 'Trips your trigger', is where it comes from. And it implies exactly how it reads - Trigger, referring to the trigger on a gun. And to Trip, as in pull the trigger. It can be seen as one who gets too excited and pulls the trigger on the gun too soon. Thus, Trip your Trigger asking, Is this exciting enough to get your full attention!
NXL mode on paintball markers is the mode used by the National X-ball League. When in NXL mode the marker fires semi automatic for the first 3 trigger pulls, after that the gun will fire Full-Automatic if the trigger is held. NXL is capped at 15 Balls Per Second.
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.
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No, the marker will be able to shoot rapidly without an aftermarket trigger, although if you find the trigger pull stiffer than you wanted, you can exchange the spring for the trigger with a pen spring. A light trigger pull will allow you to "walk" the trigger, which basically means you pull the trigger with two fingers (one at a time), to reach full auto- like rates of fire.
try looking at the pressure gauge on the side of the trigger body
yes because the earth and the moon push and pull with there gravitational pulls. and when the moon is full it has a stronger gravitational pull
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A Tippmann carver one with e trigger.
Buy a Spyder E-trigger.
The question is not which is better, but rather what your preferance is. The etrigger will allow you to adjust your rate of fir (ie. semi-auto, full auto, and 3 round burst). Where as the response trigger uses air to push the trigger forward after it has been pulled back. Therefore, in essence if you find the "sweet spot" you will have the trigger bounce of your finger and give you simulated full auto. The drawback is no control over the rate of fire. The advantage is that it has no electronics or batteries. So, again its your personal prefferance.