Posted by: Relentless on January 09, 2003 at 17:42:51

: I've been reading reviews, and the phrase "magnetic trigger" keeps coming up. I think that's the same concept of the Emag's trigger, and was hoping someone could compare the two. : Kevin I have never shot an E-Mag, they are rare where I live but from what I understand and this might be wrong the E-Mag still has an internal toggle/dip switch that is activated by the magentic solenoid and the E-Blade has a photo sensor which is much faster than the dip switch and people who have the trigger set very fast on the E-Mag might get trigger bounce which can be considered illegal in a tourny but on the E-Blade you can still get trigger bounce but there is no switch movement, just the photo eye so its harder to catch....bla bla bla, I know that doesn't answer exactly what you were asking but it might help.

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