Reverse trigger

[lawstraljan16]

Is there any advantages of having a reverse trigger or is it just a gimmick?

I was thinking of buying a Pathos 110cm carbon laser open pro and just want to know if anyone has had experience with their guns?

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[foxfish]

The only advantage as far as I know is about 30mm more band stretch & of course they look cool.

 

[lawstraljan16]

Ah ok. Well better than nothing I guess hehe. Any idea how Pathos are? I've heard they're good guns, but would like a little more opinions on then if anyone has.

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[foxfish]

I dont know of anyone who owns one but, like the triggers they look very cool

 

[Tin Man]

I have no experience with the Pathos products, but I have been using the Neptonics reverse trigger mech lately and I like it very much. I particularly like that it has an automatically resetting line release lever built in, which is nice for a home built gun. Maybe not relevant to your question, though.

 

[lawstraljan16]

Thanks for all the replies.

I've been told to get the aluminum model because of the heavier weight whicj will absorb more recoil, but then told that aluminum flex's more than carbon.

I'm so fricken confused. Anyone care to help out?

If I were to get the 110/120cm Pathos Laser Open Pro, would I be losing accuracy due to flex in the aluminum model?

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