Electro Safety - Page 2

idkfa · 01-21-2013, 05:05 PM

The 'safety' on your gun is there to try to avoid the inconvenience of cleaning broke paint out of your BBD. The BBD is your true safety (other than trigger control in the case of a negligent discharge).

shootdraxxus · 01-21-2013, 07:01 PM

I find it interesting that there are some people who would rather not have a physical safety. Don't take it in a bad way, by interesting I just mean interesting. I played with a military guy who popped off a round in to his barrel sock as we were about to go in to the play area. We ended up having to wait for him to get his barrel cleaned out. So off we go again and pop, he did it again! I'm like come on guy you know about guns, a paintball marker is no different. Another time a young player was behind me as we were walking on to the field, and he popped one off. In his case, he was just excited to play. In my opinion, the physical safety is the primary safety, and a BBD is the back up. I would like a one click on/off safety. My EGO has me hold the button down until it asks "Off?" then I have to hit the trigger. If there is a safe mode that leaves the board on or if I'm just doing this wrong, let me know! I wish I could find a good picture of the Aura safety, that is the feature that makes me want one.

Falcon16 · 01-21-2013, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Bloop

I notice sometimes even after I turn off my ASA that I still have enough air for one shot if the marker is on.

this^^ the reg on my trilogy stores enough air for a full 300fps shot after I've taken the tank off. I always degas then step over to the chrono and clear that last shot in the reg then barrel sock on and

totally safe

super_stanchy · 01-21-2013, 08:31 PM

the mokal safety you keep mentioning, you mean the on/off switch in the top of the trigger guard?

El Super Beasto · 01-22-2013, 05:44 AM

Sounds like the refs need more experience with other markers too. You should recommend the internet to these folks.

As for a safety, that's your plug or barrel condom. Same goes for outlaw ball as well.

As for the mokal aura's safety, only a sober canadian can dream that style up.

shootdraxxus · 01-22-2013, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by super_stanchy

the mokal safety you keep mentioning, you mean the on/off switch in the top of the trigger guard?

Yeah, thats the one. I like that its just boom on or off.

shootdraxxus · 01-22-2013, 08:08 PM

Of course the ref is just a 14 year old kid, but yeah he should expect to see something other than their rental Tippmanns.

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Originally Posted by El Super Beasto

only a sober canadian can dream that style up.

They have those?

01-21-2013, 05:05 PM	#11 (permalink)
idkfa Stock Class Aficionado Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada	The 'safety' on your gun is there to try to avoid the inconvenience of cleaning broke paint out of your BBD. The BBD is your true safety (other than trigger control in the case of a negligent discharge). __________________ MCB Feedback eBay Feedback

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super_stanchy The Man With No Plan Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Camas, WA	the mokal safety you keep mentioning, you mean the on/off switch in the top of the trigger guard? __________________ Ryan "Super_Stanchy" Stanchfield MCB Feedback I do Freak Boring FOR SALE: SSC Pump Angel #2 SSC Aurora Mech Ion Texas Storm Timmy SSC Phantom Internals, Cocker Valve Tools, and other goodies IN STOCK!

01-22-2013, 05:44 AM	#15 (permalink)
El Super Beasto Phone winner. Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia	Sounds like the refs need more experience with other markers too. You should recommend the internet to these folks. As for a safety, that's your plug or barrel condom. Same goes for outlaw ball as well. As for the mokal aura's safety, only a sober canadian can dream that style up. __________________ http://www.mcarterbrown.com/forums/f...-feedback.html

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01-21-2013, 07:01 PM	#12 (permalink)
shootdraxxus Mr. Superman no es here Join Date: Nov 2012	I find it interesting that there are some people who would rather not have a physical safety. Don't take it in a bad way, by interesting I just mean interesting. I played with a military guy who popped off a round in to his barrel sock as we were about to go in to the play area. We ended up having to wait for him to get his barrel cleaned out. So off we go again and pop, he did it again! I'm like come on guy you know about guns, a paintball marker is no different. Another time a young player was behind me as we were walking on to the field, and he popped one off. In his case, he was just excited to play. In my opinion, the physical safety is the primary safety, and a BBD is the back up. I would like a one click on/off safety. My EGO has me hold the button down until it asks "Off?" then I have to hit the trigger. If there is a safe mode that leaves the board on or if I'm just doing this wrong, let me know! I wish I could find a good picture of the Aura safety, that is the feature that makes me want one.