@@QuantikoOfficial Yes there is. From my own experience, over the course of a couple months, the metal tab bends backward and the trigger travel expands overtime. This is just from occasionally squeezing the trigger too hard and just overall usage. This happens because, unlike the stock trigger setup, there is no mechanical stop the prevents you from applying a shear bending stress to the metal tab when pulling the trigger beyond the new firing point. Best way to prevent this is by getting used to the new hair trigger pull and only pull until it fires, and no further. If it has already been bent and you’re experiencing a larger trigger pull, only thing you can really do is open the gearbox back up and bend it back to normal. Hope this helps
@@airsoftscientology8885 Honestly VERY good advice. I forgot to reply and follow up, i did it and everything works fine. I have notice that only SLIGHTLY (I mean hardly even noticeable), it has increase the travel range. But I also don’t apply much pressure too :)
Great idea! I still do have my broken arp9 collecting dust. I might think about doing this to my cmf16k because my etu of my cmf16k it getting warned out and the clicking of my etu on my cmf16k sometimes doesn’t get a response to shoot. I am going to use my arp9 etu and flat trigger as a replacement for my G&g cmf16k etu to save money and also use the arp9 spring to lower my fps so I can have no minimum engagement distance rules at my field since my cmf16k shoots a bit over 350 fps
I have tried doing that but the metal loop is not long enough. When I bent it as much as possible, the travel got a little bit shorter, but no where close to what’s in the video. Also, I’m gluing plastic, not paper. (Plastic credit card) the plastic lasts very long, definitely don’t use paper lol.
Are you talking about the airtech studios trigger? If you are then it should be a perfect fit. I’ve seen some knockoff ones online that may not be a perfect fit, which can cause problems. I’ve installed the airtech studios trigger on a friends arp and it worked fine. Just make sure you double check everything and put everything back together perfectly. If you still run into a problem, describe it in as much detail as possible and I can try and think of a solution for you.
@@airsoftscientology8885 yeah I ended up taking it to my local airsoft shop and they did it in 5 minutes for free. I needed it soon. I might later down the road try again when I switch to dsg
@@airsoftscientology8885 i got lucky, my dads a mechanic and it’s very good with shit like that. i also pick up on things pretty quickly so it only took me a bit to learn. it’s a pretty handy skill to have incase your gun goes down on the field and you want to quickly fix it. i had a piston wear down to the point it had pretty much no teeth on it and i had my gun running again in like 20 mins
Okay so i done this , my travel is now like 1-2mm, but its hard to actually pull, to activate micro switch? Really confused, will be removing it i think, i feel like i could get a faster semi shot without doing this
The pull should feel very similar to stock since it is under the same spring tension. If it is hard to pull, I am thinking that the trigger spring was maybe not installed correctly or the trigger isn’t sitting right. Another cause could be that the plastic extension you put may be a little too wide, making it touch the gearbox or other parts which could be making it hard to pull. Sorry to hear it didn’t work out too well, hopefully these tips are helpful though.
is there anything that could damage my gun if i do this like spamming too quick and hurting something and if i don’t like it can i still pop the pieces of plastic off and go back to normal in the future?
You can definitely pop it off in the future. Super glue isn’t exactly permanent so it shouldn’t be too hard to remove. From my experience, the g&g etu has been very robust. Spamming semi auto is something any mosfet should be able to handle under realistic circumstances. Like in a real life game you might have to spam about 5 - 10 shots a time which is definitely okay. But once you start spamming hundreds of shots in a row non stop, you will start stressing the electronics and the motor since I believe g&g etu’s have active breaking. Overall, I wouldn’t worry about damaging the gun. I hope this helps
you should be fine, g&gs are pretty damn solid guns and tend to last a really long time. i have a pretty quick trigger finger so i will spam tons of shots in a row and the worst if had happen was my motor started overheating and the teeth on my piston sheered off. if you are going to spam your trigger a lot make sure you reinforce the parts that wear down the quickest. make sure you have a piston with metal teeth especially so it doesn’t wear down. also don’t let it overheat
Cool but how do I speed up to firing rate of the gears/piston? The travel time is still the same so I have to hold the trigger down until it fires in semi-auto.
From what I read online about the G&G cm16 R8-L, it doesn't have the ETU mosfet. So unfortunately I don't think this will work for that gun :( Though, I might be wrong. If you open up the gearbox, check to see if you have the same reddish-orange trigger unit. If you do, then this will work.
Hello bro, is it okay to run a M150 spring with ETU? my motor is Tienly 35k and my battery is 2200mah 120c, i wondering if it's ok, because i dont want my money go to waste
Sorry for the late response, I don’t like giving advise on things I haven’t tried so I actually put an m150 in myself and it still works after around 5000 shots. Keep in mind that the rate of fire will decrease quite noticeably. With this said, the etu should be able to handle it. Hope this helps!
I believe the cm16 srl has the mosfet and etu so yes you should be able to do it. The gate titan is a completely different mosfet which I think is better than the g&g etu if your willing to spend the money.
Cheers ive just got back into Airsoft and waiting for it cm16 srl to come I’m happy spending but fitting it is a different matter any other upgrade do you think I should put in to my gun much appreciated
@@Dannyatkins98 fitting a titan should be pretty easy since g&g uses standard v2 gearboxes. The only upgrade I recommend to do as soon as possible is replace the piston head - g&g piston heads are not the most durable. Mine broke after a few months of use. For performance, I would say upgrade your gears and bushings. Air seal parts are not that bad in most g&g guns but again i’d you don’t mind spending you can always upgrade those too. I have a video on upgrading my g&g arp gearbox if you want to check it out. It should be pretty similar if not identical to the srl gearbox. Hope this helps !
@@JulioSanchez-qo3fc you would have to open the gearbox and take a look, though I doubt krytac would be using a G&G ETU in their guns. I personally don’t have any experience teching on krytac so I’m not so sure.
@@airsoftscientology8885 I’m pretty sure this mod will work on any gun because all airsoft guns have that tab on the trigger that hit the switch and all you’ll have to do is the same thing you did right or wrong?
@Julio Sanchez It depends. Not all airsoft guns have that tab on the trigger. If the gun has a regular mechanical trigger switch then this will definitely not work. If the gun has a microswitch like the one in the video then you're right - you can apply the same concept of adding material to the trigger to decrease the amount of dead travel. Overall, it depends on the manufacturer and which trigger system they use.
arent you going to face the problem of the extra material pushing the button to hard/far and therefore maybe break the microswitch? it seems like there is nothing to prevent the trigger from traveling to far. like the small screws you have on actual hairtriggers. hope im wrong and your gun and yourself will do well :)
Great analysis! I have actually looked deeper into this topic and found that the micro switch is extremely durable against any direct perpendicular force applied to it. It seems as if the micro switch itself has a built in mechanical limiter that prevents it from being pressed into failure. I’ve had this hair trigger mod on for tens of thousands of semi auto shots and the micro switch is yet to break. Also important to mention is the relationship between the micro switch and the metal tab with respect to their individual maximum allowable stress - the metal tab has a lower “failure” point than the micro switch. This means that, in practise, when you pull the trigger really hard (beyond the point of switch activation), the metal tab will actually bend backwards, allowing the excess force to be distributed away from the micro switch. The only downfall of this is that, overtime, the trigger pull grows larger and larger. To solve this, I cut out a small rectangular plastic piece from the same card in the video that sits in the space behind the trigger. It’s a bit difficult to explain in text but this plastic piece acts similar to the small screw you mentioned, providing a true mechanical stop that limits the trigger travel from exceeding the point of activation.
@@airsoftscientology8885 today i was finally be able to put my mods to the test. i am using the chipcard-mod you mentioned at the end of your comment. glued two small pieces on top at the right spot and did some fileing, because they were just to high, resulting in ~2mm of trigger travel. i had this and other ideas a while ago, but didnt wanted to tinker around to much, because i broke my first gun doing that :D i did a few mods and they worked well for being at an alpha-stage. for the g&g semi-only i need a better way to tighten the screw of the dropstock-mod and the hop-up tracer mod needs more leds. 14 volt lipos in the cut down(like literally, 39 cm and i could go shorter), FA-only short stroked stock internals cm.621 were really fun to play with. i am quite confident, that the internals will survive that for a while. in germany ~230fps/FA is the maximum we are legally allowed to play and the gun is made for up to 1,5j FA. i use only reused stuff i collected over the years of tinkering. it is actually impressive how much money one can save by using stuff from home depot alone^^.
@@airsoftscientology8885 I was actually thinking yesterday like when is this guy going to post I hope he’s ok or he could have got covid but I post on another acc a gaming acc m.ruclips.net/channel/UCCrVtXNukOmHVlQhw1Ad3hg Glad to see ur ok dude
@@airsoftproductions8170 Likewise! Sad to hear about your gun. What’s wrong with it? Maybe I can help you out. Gaming channel sounds cool, I’ll check it out.
The ETUs in the v3 gearboxes will look a bit different than the one in the video since the arp uses a v2 gearbox. But the same concept of adding material to the trigger to eliminate dead space between the micro switch and trigger still applies.
I believe if you polarstar your arp9 you would replace the entire trigger unit with the polarstar unit so this exact method may not work. But here is a video I found of a guy putting a hair trigger in his polarstar unit: ruclips.net/video/-n9dE59E6iA/видео.html Hope this helps!
I can't seem to find a solid answer online about whether or not the raider 2.0 has the ETU. I would say to just open your gearbox up and check if it has a trigger unit like the one in the video. If it does, then yes this will work.
I’m unsure if the ssg1 has the same etu as the arp9, but if it does, then this should work. The speed trigger might be a little different but the same concept applies.
This mod is based off the G&G ETU so I am not so sure about the lancer tactical ETU. You may be able to apply the same concept of adding material to the trigger if the lancer ETU's use a micro switch.
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Dude huge props to you!!! Thank you so much!! Just what I needed. Very well explained
Appreciate it brother 🙏🏼
@@airsoftscientology8885yooo thanks for the vid! Helped a ton
I’m gonna try it out now thanks for the info
Edit: I tried it works like a charm thanks man
have fun!
Any issues in the long run??
@@QuantikoOfficial Yes there is. From my own experience, over the course of a couple months, the metal tab bends backward and the trigger travel expands overtime. This is just from occasionally squeezing the trigger too hard and just overall usage.
This happens because, unlike the stock trigger setup, there is no mechanical stop the prevents you from applying a shear bending stress to the metal tab when pulling the trigger beyond the new firing point.
Best way to prevent this is by getting used to the new hair trigger pull and only pull until it fires, and no further. If it has already been bent and you’re experiencing a larger trigger pull, only thing you can really do is open the gearbox back up and bend it back to normal.
Hope this helps
@@airsoftscientology8885 Honestly VERY good advice. I forgot to reply and follow up, i did it and everything works fine. I have notice that only SLIGHTLY (I mean hardly even noticeable), it has increase the travel range. But I also don’t apply much pressure too :)
@@QuantikoOfficial Very glad it worked out!
This is awesome! I’ve had an ARP-9 for a while and I know that this is one of the only problems the gun has in my opinion. Great video!
Finally a good video on how to short stroke without buying any extras
Great idea! I still do have my broken arp9 collecting dust. I might think about doing this to my cmf16k because my etu of my cmf16k it getting warned out and the clicking of my etu on my cmf16k sometimes doesn’t get a response to shoot. I am going to use my arp9 etu and flat trigger as a replacement for my G&g cmf16k etu to save money and also use the arp9 spring to lower my fps so I can have no minimum engagement distance rules at my field since my cmf16k shoots a bit over 350 fps
Glad you understood, its much nicer right.
Definitely better end result
At least there are some helpful vids like yours, thanks
Awesome video waiting on my arp when it comes I’m definitely doing this! Thanks man
Great video bru I'm being doing it the other way and this way is way better totally deserve a subscribe
Appreciate it!
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short but well explained video thank you
Thanks bro! Do you think it would be possible to just bend the metal loop tab out instead of gluing paper to the trigger?
I have tried doing that but the metal loop is not long enough. When I bent it as much as possible, the travel got a little bit shorter, but no where close to what’s in the video. Also, I’m gluing plastic, not paper. (Plastic credit card) the plastic lasts very long, definitely don’t use paper lol.
@@airsoftscientology8885 right on, thanks for the quick response!
on my arp9 i sanded down that tiny lip on the bottom of the trigger
Super speed
I purchased the Attachment online that does the same thing put everything back together and my arp9 did not fire :(( idk where i went wrong
Are you talking about the airtech studios trigger? If you are then it should be a perfect fit. I’ve seen some knockoff ones online that may not be a perfect fit, which can cause problems.
I’ve installed the airtech studios trigger on a friends arp and it worked fine. Just make sure you double check everything and put everything back together perfectly.
If you still run into a problem, describe it in as much detail as possible and I can try and think of a solution for you.
if the trigger sticks, automatically you connect the battery, mosfet will activate protect and will not shoot
Would this work with a standard v2 gearbox?
Would this be possible to do in a G&G complete ETU gearbox with mosfet? Or is this only for certain gearboxes with ETUs?
Yes, this works for the G&G complete ETU gearbox with mosfet. It’s the exact one in the video actually so it will be exact same as yours
@@airsoftscientology8885 awesome I appreciate the response 👍
Worked for me with 2 pieces, how much it last till i need to replace it again?
It will last a very long time. I’ve had mine in for over a year now and it’s still going strong.
@@airsoftscientology8885 thanks
So the trigger is proprietary?
Yes but I’m sure there are aftermarket triggers made to fit the g&g etu as well
@@airsoftscientology8885 oh ok thanks
Great vid man this really helped💯
Bro how did you learn how to take your arp9 apart? I want to do it with some tutorial to not destroy the gun.
About how long did it last for you?
Around 6-8 months if you use like 4 times weekly if once a week like for 2 years prolly
What kind of switch do u use? Is it a mosfet? I can't find that kind of switch in my marketplace
I did it and it’s great but it was so hard to do Bc I’m new to stuff like this
The first time I opened a gearbox, it took me a over month to figure out how to put it all back together properly.
@@airsoftscientology8885 yeah I ended up taking it to my local airsoft shop and they did it in 5 minutes for free. I needed it soon. I might later down the road try again when I switch to dsg
@@tylercarlson1634 make sure you watch lots of videos on your gearbox. it will help you a lot in the long run
@@airsoftscientology8885 i got lucky, my dads a mechanic and it’s very good with shit like that. i also pick up on things pretty quickly so it only took me a bit to learn. it’s a pretty handy skill to have incase your gun goes down on the field and you want to quickly fix it. i had a piston wear down to the point it had pretty much no teeth on it and i had my gun running again in like 20 mins
DUDE WHAT A FREAKING IDEA
Okay so i done this , my travel is now like 1-2mm, but its hard to actually pull, to activate micro switch? Really confused, will be removing it i think, i feel like i could get a faster semi shot without doing this
The pull should feel very similar to stock since it is under the same spring tension. If it is hard to pull, I am thinking that the trigger spring was maybe not installed correctly or the trigger isn’t sitting right. Another cause could be that the plastic extension you put may be a little too wide, making it touch the gearbox or other parts which could be making it hard to pull. Sorry to hear it didn’t work out too well, hopefully these tips are helpful though.
@@airsoftscientology8885thanks for the reply bud, will take apart soon and try to fix it
Do you know of any after market triggers that work on this?
I'm not so sure, sorry. The tricky thing is that you need that little tab sticking out on the side which is necessary for the g&g trigger unit.
@@airsoftscientology8885 ok thanks for the quick response
what sort of glue did you use? Was it like glue gun or just a glue stick?
Is there anything I should be carful about when taking apart my gun? I have a m16.
Ayo wouldn't this work on most AEG's? Im boutta try it out on mine XD
is there anything that could damage my gun if i do this like spamming too quick and hurting something and if i don’t like it can i still pop the pieces of plastic off and go back to normal in the future?
You can definitely pop it off in the future. Super glue isn’t exactly permanent so it shouldn’t be too hard to remove. From my experience, the g&g etu has been very robust. Spamming semi auto is something any mosfet should be able to handle under realistic circumstances. Like in a real life game you might have to spam about 5 - 10 shots a time which is definitely okay. But once you start spamming hundreds of shots in a row non stop, you will start stressing the electronics and the motor since I believe g&g etu’s have active breaking. Overall, I wouldn’t worry about damaging the gun. I hope this helps
you should be fine, g&gs are pretty damn solid guns and tend to last a really long time. i have a pretty quick trigger finger so i will spam tons of shots in a row and the worst if had happen was my motor started overheating and the teeth on my piston sheered off. if you are going to spam your trigger a lot make sure you reinforce the parts that wear down the quickest. make sure you have a piston with metal teeth especially so it doesn’t wear down. also don’t let it overheat
Cool but how do I speed up to firing rate of the gears/piston? The travel time is still the same so I have to hold the trigger down until it fires in semi-auto.
Get like a 30k motor
@@stayredeyed Thank you! I was doing some research and a higher torque motor like a 30k seems to improve the fire rate as you said.
@@stayredeyed Also I heard switching to a lipo battery improves fire rate, but then I should probably get a MOSFET to help with the current.
@@vvjgee4g yup! All of those should help you improve fire rate, but be carful you don’t go over your fields fps limit.
@@stayredeyed I will keep that in mind! My AEG already performs consistently under my fields fps limit.
awesome thanks dude
Will it work on the g&g cm16 R8-L?
From what I read online about the G&G cm16 R8-L, it doesn't have the ETU mosfet. So unfortunately I don't think this will work for that gun :( Though, I might be wrong. If you open up the gearbox, check to see if you have the same reddish-orange trigger unit. If you do, then this will work.
Can you do this on any other guns
Do you need any thing like a polar star or can i do this on my unmodded m4
Hello bro, is it okay to run a M150 spring with ETU?
my motor is Tienly 35k and my battery is 2200mah 120c, i wondering if it's ok, because i dont want my money go to waste
Sorry for the late response, I don’t like giving advise on things I haven’t tried so I actually put an m150 in myself and it still works after around 5000 shots. Keep in mind that the rate of fire will decrease quite noticeably. With this said, the etu should be able to handle it. Hope this helps!
@@airsoftscientology8885 thanks a lot 👋🏻👋🏻
Will this work on an M4?
Which m4 do you have ?
@@airsoftscientology8885 I have a lancer tactical gen 2.
@@airsoftscientology8885 It has a v2 gearbox.
@@michaelb4673 Oh, I don’t think this will work for lancer tactical. This mod is for G&G version 2 gearboxes that have the G&G ETU.
And this works on the G&G CM16 ARP9 right
Yes, that is actually the gun used for this video
Hey man, ik im late but my Arp9 hasn’t worked in about 2 yrs. When i pull the trigger all it does is the mosfet blinks red twice. Any solution?
you can try replacing the mosfet
@@matthefat9445 yeah bro I tried that. Gave up on wasting money on it a while back, thank you tho
can i do this if i have a speed trigger
as long as its compatible with the G&G etu - meaning it has the little tab I glued the plastic on, then yes you should be able to do it.
I have another question should I get a new aluminum trigger or is it basically just for looks?
In would get a new aluminum trigger sum are slightly faster than this and they do look better in my opinion
@@ZaxhzzOk thank I’ll get it then it’s red and only $20
this is actually fucking big brain
Certified big brain activities
can do the same for gearbox v3 ?
can i do the same thing for a classic army pxg9
Will it work on my pdw
Does it work on the cm16 srs?
Yes it should! From what I read online, the SRS has the electronic trigger unit so this should definitely work.
@@airsoftscientology8885 thx!
are you using the trigger spring?
Yes
@@airsoftscientology8885 okay, thanks for fast response
Dose it work on the arp9 gen2 or the ssg1
Can this be done on a G&g cm16 srl or will I have to get a gate Titan
I believe the cm16 srl has the mosfet and etu so yes you should be able to do it. The gate titan is a completely different mosfet which I think is better than the g&g etu if your willing to spend the money.
Cheers ive just got back into Airsoft and waiting for it cm16 srl to come I’m happy spending but fitting it is a different matter any other upgrade do you think I should put in to my gun much appreciated
@@Dannyatkins98 fitting a titan should be pretty easy since g&g uses standard v2 gearboxes. The only upgrade I recommend to do as soon as possible is replace the piston head - g&g piston heads are not the most durable. Mine broke after a few months of use. For performance, I would say upgrade your gears and bushings. Air seal parts are not that bad in most g&g guns but again i’d you don’t mind spending you can always upgrade those too. I have a video on upgrading my g&g arp gearbox if you want to check it out. It should be pretty similar if not identical to the srl gearbox. Hope this helps !
@@airsoftscientology8885 Thanks I will have a watch now
Alright, good luck! I would say just run the g&g mosfet till it’s dead and upgrade to a titan then.
will it work on my g&g gc16 srl it has the etu system
Yes it should work
I’m gonna try and add this onto a binary trigger the power will be infinite any advice wish me luck
To infinity and beyond my friend, best of luck 🤞🏼
IDK seems kinda if ur unlucky u can hav that piece of plastic just get into your gears and f something up mid game.
I have a question can u do a video on where and how to put all the springs in your gearbox wants u get it apart lol I sound dumb but I need help
Sure, are you talking about a g&g etu gearbox or a regular gearbox? There should be a bunch of v2 gearbox assembly videos on youtube.
Check out the real deal airsoft on RUclips he has a bunch of videos that could help too
Great video man right to the point
Why not just bend that steel arm?
Yea that was actually the first thing I tried but the arm itself is too short to feel any significant change in the trigger pull.
Nice working 👍
Thanks 👍
Will this work on a krytac trident crb-m
Unfortunately I do not know the answer to that. This tutorial is meant for G&G ETUs. I am not sure about Krytac's trigger units.
@@airsoftscientology8885 how would I be able to find out?
@@JulioSanchez-qo3fc you would have to open the gearbox and take a look, though I doubt krytac would be using a G&G ETU in their guns. I personally don’t have any experience teching on krytac so I’m not so sure.
@@airsoftscientology8885 I’m pretty sure this mod will work on any gun because all airsoft guns have that tab on the trigger that hit the switch and all you’ll have to do is the same thing you did right or wrong?
@Julio Sanchez It depends. Not all airsoft guns have that tab on the trigger. If the gun has a regular mechanical trigger switch then this will definitely not work. If the gun has a microswitch like the one in the video then you're right - you can apply the same concept of adding material to the trigger to decrease the amount of dead travel. Overall, it depends on the manufacturer and which trigger system they use.
Will this work on the ssg1
I believe so, just make sure it has the G&G ETU in it.
will this work on an M4
It will work on any g&g m4 that has the g&g ETU in it.
a good replacement is a gate titan v2 for around 100 dollars, you can adjust the sensitivity from the app
arent you going to face the problem of the extra material pushing the button to hard/far and therefore maybe break the microswitch? it seems like there is nothing to prevent the trigger from traveling to far. like the small screws you have on actual hairtriggers. hope im wrong and your gun and yourself will do well :)
Great analysis! I have actually looked deeper into this topic and found that the micro switch is extremely durable against any direct perpendicular force applied to it. It seems as if the micro switch itself has a built in mechanical limiter that prevents it from being pressed into failure.
I’ve had this hair trigger mod on for tens of thousands of semi auto shots and the micro switch is yet to break.
Also important to mention is the relationship between the micro switch and the metal tab with respect to their individual maximum allowable stress - the metal tab has a lower “failure” point than the micro switch. This means that, in practise, when you pull the trigger really hard (beyond the point of switch activation), the metal tab will actually bend backwards, allowing the excess force to be distributed away from the micro switch.
The only downfall of this is that, overtime, the trigger pull grows larger and larger. To solve this, I cut out a small rectangular plastic piece from the same card in the video that sits in the space behind the trigger. It’s a bit difficult to explain in text but this plastic piece acts similar to the small screw you mentioned, providing a true mechanical stop that limits the trigger travel from exceeding the point of activation.
@@airsoftscientology8885 today i was finally be able to put my mods to the test. i am using the chipcard-mod you mentioned at the end of your comment. glued two small pieces on top at the right spot and did some fileing, because they were just to high, resulting in ~2mm of trigger travel. i had this and other ideas a while ago, but didnt wanted to tinker around to much, because i broke my first gun doing that :D
i did a few mods and they worked well for being at an alpha-stage. for the g&g semi-only i need a better way to tighten the screw of the dropstock-mod and the hop-up tracer mod needs more leds.
14 volt lipos in the cut down(like literally, 39 cm and i could go shorter), FA-only short stroked stock internals cm.621 were really fun to play with.
i am quite confident, that the internals will survive that for a while.
in germany ~230fps/FA is the maximum we are legally allowed to play and the gun is made for up to 1,5j FA. i use only reused stuff i collected over the years of tinkering. it is actually impressive how much money one can save by using stuff from home depot alone^^.
Do you know if the maxx model trigger works in the arp9?
I don't think it will. You need the tab that sticks out the side to activate the G&G ETU like the one on the original trigger.
Yes the maxx is compatible with micro switches
@@Alex-vz1el is note compatible with the etu of the arp9
@@ketpeagle42 wat
Will this work on a normal m4?
It has to be one with a g&g etu trigger unit
Soo useful
It’s been a while ;-;
Haha yes, I have been very busy with school. Glad to see you're still around.
@@airsoftscientology8885 yessir 😅 my gun broke already 😐
@@airsoftscientology8885 I was actually thinking yesterday like when is this guy going to post I hope he’s ok or he could have got covid but I post on another acc a gaming acc m.ruclips.net/channel/UCCrVtXNukOmHVlQhw1Ad3hg Glad to see ur ok dude
@@airsoftproductions8170 Likewise! Sad to hear about your gun. What’s wrong with it? Maybe I can help you out. Gaming channel sounds cool, I’ll check it out.
@@airsoftscientology8885 barrel fell off not really broken but it don’t feed bbs and I think maybe the mag is broken everything works on it fine still
Does.it work on every gun?
Not every gun unfortunately. This only works with the g&g etu like the one in the video
will this work on other aeg?
This will only work on an aeg that has the g&g etu like the one shown in the video
You don't have to say I ARP in the title I'm pretty sure it works with all G&G gear boxes
Not all G&G gearboxes have the ETU. Many still have the good old mechanical trigger trolleys and contacts.
Bruh that battery looks like a balloon
Thank you
How to destroy a mosfet
A trigger is 25 box lol come on homie
How to make the most out of your mosfet**
Why spend $25 when you can do it for free
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Your lipo doesnt look great haha
Do some shimming before u run those gears flat
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@@airsoftscientology8885 love you son
I am very late, but would this work on the Valken ASL line?
Will this work on a ump 45 aeg it has a v3 gearbox the 155 dollar version
The ETUs in the v3 gearboxes will look a bit different than the one in the video since the arp uses a v2 gearbox. But the same concept of adding material to the trigger to eliminate dead space between the micro switch and trigger still applies.
Does this work for the lancer tactical nightwing?
Sorry, I am not sure if it will work with that gun. This mod is based on the G&G ETU.
Will this still work if I polarstar my arp9
I believe if you polarstar your arp9 you would replace the entire trigger unit with the polarstar unit so this exact method may not work. But here is a video I found of a guy putting a hair trigger in his polarstar unit: ruclips.net/video/-n9dE59E6iA/видео.html
Hope this helps!
will this work on a g&g raider 2.0?
I can't seem to find a solid answer online about whether or not the raider 2.0 has the ETU. I would say to just open your gearbox up and check if it has a trigger unit like the one in the video. If it does, then yes this will work.
does this work on a cm 16?
or a gc16 predator
@@oscarchmielinski8289 yes it will work with the gc16 predator since it has the etu
Would This work on the ssg-1 ?
I think it will work. From my research, the ssg1 has the g&g etu mosfet like the one in the video.
@@airsoftscientology8885 ok
Will this work on the arp 556?
Yes it should work
do you know if this would be possible in an m4 aeg?
Only if it is made by G&G with the built in mosfet
Would this work on a cm16 raider?
Will this work on a Krytac mk2 pdw-m?
Unfortunately not. That model uses standard mechanical trigger contacts.
Would this work for a ssg1 too?
I’m unsure if the ssg1 has the same etu as the arp9, but if it does, then this should work. The speed trigger might be a little different but the same concept applies.
Will this work for the lancer tactical lt06?
This mod is based off the G&G ETU so I am not so sure about the lancer tactical ETU. You may be able to apply the same concept of adding material to the trigger if the lancer ETU's use a micro switch.
@@airsoftscientology8885 thanks
Does this work on the arp 9?
Yes
That’s what the gun is
Would this work on a g&g cm16 raider?
Does this work with the GC 16 predator ?
@@donkeh_content2192 yes I believe that has the electric trigger unit
@ thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏