Advanced Set-Up
Advanced Set-Up
In order to optimise the
TT Filter
it is necessary to have the
TT Band
parameter as high as possible and
the
TT Tolerance
parameter as low as
possible -
1. Select the
TT Band
parameter.
Observe that the graphical bar rises
and falls as the trigger is pulled and
released. The actual value of the
bar is displayed in the top right of
the display.
2. Set the
post-travel trigger stop
as
required and ensure that the bar
is as close to 100% as possible
when the trigger is fully depressed
against the set screw.
3. Set the
pre-travel trigger set screw
as required and ensure that the bar
is as close to 0% as possible when
the trigger is fully released against
the set screw.
4. Set the
trigger return force set
screw
as required, making the
return force as strong as possible
without compromising the ‘feel’ of
the pull.
5. Adjust the
TT Band
parameter
and observe the movement of
the two horizontal markers by the
side of the bar. As the
TT Band
is
decreased these markers move
closer together, and as the
TT
Band
is increased these markers
move further apart. Set the
TT Band
such that when the trigger is fully
depressed the bar settles above the
upper marker and when the trigger
is fully release the bar settles
below the lower marker.
(See Figure
4.16)
This ensures that the
TT Band
operates across the full range of the
trigger pull.
6. Select the
TT Tolerance
parameter.
With the gun gassed up and
preferably fitted with loader and
firing paint, try to get the gun to
bounce by pulling the trigger very
slowly. If the gun does bounce then
reduce the
TT Tolerance
until it no
longer does so. If the gun does
not bounce then increase the
TT
Tolerance
until the gun does bounce
and then reduce the
TT Tolerance
again until the bouncing stops.
Whilst this set up should completely
eliminate bounce, it may result in a
trigger pull that is not ideally suited
to the user, in which case it will be
necessary to make adjustments to
the trigger and then modify the
TT
Filter
parameters accordingly.
Setting up the TT Filter
FIGURE 4.16
Note: The fastest way to
shoot an Eclipse Ego is to
walk the trigger with two or
more fingers. Feathering (not
fully releasing) the trigger
will cause the TT Filter to
reduce the rate of fire down
in order to eliminate what it
perceives as trigger bounce.
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