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orracle hinge frame.please help

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Posted by:
Norrisbig70
on June 18, 2003 at 19:13:25

I have the orracle hinge trigger frame thats adjustable. I just had my gun put all together its a autococker. and im not real satisfied with the trigger pull. i have all dye pneumatics. and the trigger pull u can make as short as a mouse click but it wont shoot. do i need a trigger job. will a roller sear help or what i want it as short as possible or isnt it possible to get it that short and shoot

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: I have the orracle hinge trigger frame thats adjustable. I just had my gun put all together its a autococker. and im not real satisfied with the trigger pull. i have all dye pneumatics. and the trigger pull u can make as short as a mouse click but it wont shoot. do i need a trigger job. will a roller sear help or what i want it as short as possible or isnt it possible to get it that short and shoot

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