Posted by: ^Psycho^Skillz^ on December 30, 2002 at 08:11:22

Hey I was just curious if there are any things timing related that dont have to do with the firing and cocking settings (I just read about the tp test for the first time :) I know how to time and I understand how it all works so feel free to hit me with technicals but what I usually do is throw my firing point all the way forward in my pull, then move the cocking close to it and keep going closer until it stops working (i.e. hammers gettin pulled back early), then I move back out the usual bit for safeties sake but I never check for anything else What exactly is this tp test or whats it do? and how is the blowback created? anything else I should know? Thanks

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