Inception Designs Secret Pin Worthwhile?

[MrBarraclough]

So I finally did it. I made the mistake of modifying my bone stock, ex-rental EMEK by installing an Exalt Killswitch trigger and a lighter trigger spring. I went a little over two whole months before modding anything (not counting a barrel swap). Now that the door is open, I'm looking at getting the FL 3-way. And I'm wondering if the Secret Pin is worth tacking on another $15. Anyone have experience using the FL 3-way with and without the Secret Pin? Is there an appreciable difference?

I do not doubt Simon's engineering ability or his integrity. But the history of paintball is littered with designs which should have made a difference on paper but appeared to have no practical consequence in the field.

The Secret Pin by itself is on backorder, but it appears to still be available as a preinstalled option when ordering an FL 3-way from ID. So getting just the 3-way now and the pin later is impractical, especially given that the pin alone doesn't meet the free shipping minimum.

So what says MCB?

[ChuckLove]

In my opinion it is well worth the $15. I'd say it increases the users ability to sustain higher rates of fire by allowing a little shorter pull and faster reset time. If you don't plan on needing to shoot really quickly (for a non-assisted mech) than the FL alone is sufficient.
Previously, I had a DW hAir 45 valve and I definitely prefer the FL 3-Way with Secret Pin over the hAir.

[Hellion360]

It definitely does something, short pull similar trigger weight to the FL3-way.
Personally I prefer the DW hair valve which is a lighter pull. Some people find the hair valve too soft.

I have secret pins and hair valves in stock btw.

[prologix]

I moved to the pl valve and tried the secret pin, went back to just the pl valve because it kept making a farting noise with the special pin. I suspect more trigger adjustment would have made it go away.