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05-15-2008, 04:27 PM
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| Member  Join Date: May 2007 Location: Europe
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UserID: 1095 |  Question about trigger re-enforcement Hi, Last year I successfully re-enforced the trigger of my 4100 after it broke(and it still works) Do I need to re-enforce the trigger of a CPS2000 as well? and can this one be re-enforced the same way as the 4100 (aluminium strips) I ask this because on the pictures of cps2000 and 2500's this trigger also looks very fragile (and on isoaker a picture of a cps2500 with broken trigger)
__________________ Currently owned: Max-D 3000, CPS2100, CPS4100, CP2500, 2x MonsterXL, CPS2000 mkII |
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05-15-2008, 07:10 PM
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| Founder  Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Maryland
Posts: 5,900
UserID: 1 | Re: Question about trigger re-enforcement If you have any worries that the trigger might break, I would suggest reinforcing. There is no disadvantage to reinforcement other than perhaps a poor fit after reinforcement (which can be fixed), but you might have to reinforce the trigger eventually anyway, so it might save time.  Would you mind sending me some pictures of your reinforced trigger for the page? I've been trying to get as many different versions of the same repair/modification on the page as possible to help people out.
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05-16-2008, 06:55 PM
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| Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Europe
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UserID: 1095 | Re: Question about trigger re-enforcement Well, when I look at the trigger it looks normal and I like to leave it in the original state as long as possible. (I check it after using it) When I see that it's weakening (white plastic) then I will reinforce it. But if I need to do the repair I'll send you the pictures.
__________________ Currently owned: Max-D 3000, CPS2100, CPS4100, CP2500, 2x MonsterXL, CPS2000 mkII |
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