Posted by: m98monkey on March 19, 2003 at 13:32:23

Your very first investment should be either the time to to adjust your timing correclty, or paying for a professional to do it. This just makes sure that you are trully short stroking it. If you have already done this, then you have a few options. First you could buy a shorter three way. Once you do that, time it correclty and leave the trigger at a longer pull then needed. This way you will get some room for mistake with each trigger pull. However I recommend that you learn the trigger more then try to fix it with new parts. Just sit down every once in a while and start pulling the trigger. Full, complete, back and forth pulls. From stop point to stop point. That is how I broke myself of my short stroke problem. The only other possible way to go is electronic trigger frame. Expensive, but extemely fast. I stil reocommend you just learn the trigger, you will not regret that.

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