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xDarkAurax · May 28th, 2020, 19:29

Need some guidance. The uar is a bull pup rifle. In order to achieve this it uses a convoluted system of crappy metal linkages, that has never worked properly, to have the trigger/fire select up front. It barely works for the trigger and especially not for the fire select.

My question requires me to explain my rudimentary knowledge of electronic trigger units. As far as I'm aware it uses a microswitch for the trigger which then sends a signal to the motor to turn on. Would I be able to (after building or buying a gearbox with an electronic trigger) take the trigger unit out of the gearbox and move it up front to the existing trigger location? Obviously run wires from the etu to the motor along the inside of the body. If it is possible it would fix most of the issues I have with the gun.

Thanks in advance.

As a bonus question, any good to better quality drop-in g2 gearboxes with an electronic trigger unit?

May 28th, 2020, 19:29	#1
xDarkAurax Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2016	APS UAR Overhaul help. Need some guidance. The uar is a bull pup rifle. In order to achieve this it uses a convoluted system of crappy metal linkages, that has never worked properly, to have the trigger/fire select up front. It barely works for the trigger and especially not for the fire select. My question requires me to explain my rudimentary knowledge of electronic trigger units. As far as I'm aware it uses a microswitch for the trigger which then sends a signal to the motor to turn on. Would I be able to (after building or buying a gearbox with an electronic trigger) take the trigger unit out of the gearbox and move it up front to the existing trigger location? Obviously run wires from the etu to the motor along the inside of the body. If it is possible it would fix most of the issues I have with the gun. Thanks in advance. As a bonus question, any good to better quality drop-in g2 gearboxes with an electronic trigger unit?