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Re: Eblade BOUNCE PROBLEM

In Reply to: Re: Eblade BOUNCE PROBLEM posted by Sinagent on August 29, 2003 at 03:40:32:

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Posted by:
tamu
on September 20, 2003 at 21:22:02

just lengthen the tripper pull a little.
: : : I CANT GET THE GUN NOT TO BOUNCE. IF YOU HAVE AN E BLADE AND KNOW HOW TO STOP THIS PROBLEM, PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW TO. MY TPUL IS AT 40 AND MY TREL IS AT 40. THANKS.
: : do you use a drop forward...could be your problem.
: i dont have a drop, ive got a skelitor on/off. its a nw product on/off that mounts right under the grip. i use a 68 45k bottle. does anyone have an eblade that doesnt have a bounce problem?

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: just lengthen the tripper pull a little. : : : : I CANT GET THE GUN NOT TO BOUNCE. IF YOU HAVE AN E BLADE AND KNOW HOW TO STOP THIS PROBLEM, PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW TO. MY TPUL IS AT 40 AND MY TREL IS AT 40. THANKS. : : : do you use a drop forward...could be your problem. : : i dont have a drop, ive got a skelitor on/off. its a nw product on/off that mounts right under the grip. i use a 68 45k bottle. does anyone have an eblade that doesnt have a bounce problem?

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