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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Re: Hinge Trigger Frame

In Reply to: Re: Hinge Trigger Frame posted by kamakazee on January 11, 2004 at 18:04:41:


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Posted by:
Corey "Geek1246" Post

on January 12, 2004 at 07:14:03

Goto your local pro shop. They should have a couple cockers setup with each type of hinge. That way you could check them out and see which one fits you best. The one downside to the Dye hinge is that you cannot put a roller sear in it. That is what I was told. Could someone verify this for me?

: thanks....would anyone happen to know which type of hinge trigger is best? im thinking the wgp one but ive seen dye and kapp ones


: : : What would be the advantages to installing a hinge trigger frame on my STO?

: : Cool blade trigger, ROF and you can make you 3 way do the cool backwards thing.

: : Seriuosly, hinges are fast. If you are quick with a 45 frame. You will be like lightning once you learn a hinge. I also notice that I don't short stroke as often with a hinge. Just remember to change your 3 way hoses. They are backwards with a hinge. Just swap the front and back and retime it. Leave the center one alone. That is just feed coming from the reg.


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