Posted by: Ras Masyean on June 13, 2003 at 16:01:42

I've been talking about this technique in this forum for years and no one seemed to have believed me! Short-stroke without ball chop? No way, says the unbeliever. It's all about training your finger to never ever ever short stroke in your entire life, says the unbeliever! Like you have to become ONE with your cocker to not break any balls...harmony between trigger upgrade and soul... Well...if you unbelievers are still here...look at this site and eat your heart out! :P : The article is on endlesspaintball.com. : was just looking at it yesterday : You need to decrease the force on the ram. Inorder to do this, you have to turn down the LPR. Inorder to keep the gun working, you have to use a softer main spring. Usually to get away with that, you also need a softer valve spring, then you need to readjust your inline reg. To do the valve spring, you will need a valve tool. : : Presto chango! Not only do you have a pinching cocker, it'll be operating at lower pressure, and better efficiency. Do a few searches on sweetspotting your reg. THis will usually include spring selection for best efficiency, and usually starts with a soft main spring.

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