Posted by: PigTech on May 14, 2003 at 10:26:21 Forum Administrator

: Does the E-Class need to be timed regularly like a normal cocker? Not sure what you mean by that. A regular cocker doesn't need to be timed regularly. It comes timed from the factory, it usually only needs frequent re-timing if it is timed with too short a stroke, and or nothing is locked down after retiming it. :Or does the electronics keep it timed? All of the timing in the E-Class is done digitally, so the it can't slip out of time. The only thing that could slip or be out of whack on the physical end is the sear lug depth, and that won't effect timing like it does in a normal cocker that will either work, or keep it from working. :In other words does it require alot of pain in the but work to keep running? No, not at all. :Can anyone describe the trigger feel? Magnetic trigger, same feel as the E-Mag. : I am hoping the gun has the trigger and 75% the speed of a angel with the accuracy of the cocker, but without the hassel. Comments please! Not sure on the percentage figure, but the electronics eliminate all physical timing issues (including the possibility of user error and short stroking) and the trigger is shorter and lighter than a mechanical cocker trigger. See you on the field, -Bill Mills

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