First Strike T15 Full Auto

[Meleager7]

this vid of a T15 shooting full auto is exactly the BPS I would set one to if I owned a T15...... !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtZv...nnel=EkoMagfed


This vid has made me curious, how does the full auto trigger group pull off the full auto effect? I saw a tech video that there is small adjuster screw on top of trigger assembly but I'm not sure how its accomplished the different rates of fire?

https://first-strike.com/first-strik...o-upgrade-kit/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsva...nPaintballGear

Any ideas?

[Daltech]

Second, you suck at reading comments. Jk, I’m bored at work 😜

“Once the full auto is installed there is a hole . use an L key to open it or close it to calibrate de full auto. Just be gentle”

[Meleager7]

I'm more curious mechanically how it makes the gun go full auto ?

[BrickHaus]

It's an old concept most of us have all disregarded. The full auto kit on a t15 is a well packaged tippmann response trigger kit fitted onto a modern milsim ICD Alley Cat. Simple af. Blow back gas dumps into a piston and resets the trigger. There is a metered out flow control that allows you to bleed air off faster or slower. Let air out faster= faster rof. But the faster you go, the more you need to be trigger disciplined to make it work.

[Daltech]

P.S. he’s got it set to “10bps”.

[Daltech]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wMIBUIN30yUSame way as an M16, just designed as to not be interchangeable for obvious reasons. They didn’t reinvent the wheel. Look into how a M16 auto sear functions. The screw probably restricts the reset time. But it’s got a sear, that’s not gonna be a complicated device.

[Memornix]

Meleager7 if you feel like aquiring one, I have one that is about to go up for sale, no full auto kit though.