Videos tagged with Electronic Trigger

This expert guide, drawing on the analysis of firearms instructor JaredAF, demystifies the complexity of electronic triggers. It explains how a simple circuit in an electronic trigger system can be far less complex than the intricate mechanical components found in traditional set triggers, offering performance advantages.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Morini CM 84E target pistol, highlighting its unique design origins as a scaled-down Martini-Henry rifle. It details the advanced features contributing to its precision, such as the free-floated fore-end and an electronic trigger system with an exceptionally fast lock time of 1.7 milliseconds, optimized for 50-meter free pistol competition.

This guide details how to change the 9V battery in a Morini CM 84E electronic trigger system. The process involves accessing the battery compartment via a sliding cover on the grip. A single 9V battery is expected to last approximately 5,000 trigger pulls, as per the manufacturer's manual. This maintenance is crucial for ensuring the reliable function of the electronic trigger in competitive target shooting scenarios.

This video from JaredAF, a subject matter expert, delves into the advantages of electronic triggers for competitive pistols. He highlights their ability to achieve extremely light and consistent pull weights, surpassing even high-end mechanical triggers like those found on the Hammerli 100, without the accelerated wear or inconsistency issues common in very light mechanical setups. The explanation is supported by visual evidence of specialized Olympic-style free pistols with electronic trigger control panels and wooden grips.

This guide details the operation of the electronic trigger on the Hammerli 152 target pistol, a unique 1970s firearm based on the Martini-Henry action. It covers activation sequences using the indicator lights and the trigger pull mechanism. Instruction is provided by an expert with high authority, demonstrating specialized target shooting equipment.

This video showcases the Hammerli 152, a free pistol notable for its exceptionally light electronic trigger pull, potentially the lightest in the speaker's collection. The demonstration highlights the trigger's crisp break and the pistol's suitability for precision shooting disciplines. The speaker, identified as a firearms enthusiast and collector with expertise in Olympic-style firearms, provides a concise overview of this specialized competition pistol.

This guide details a technique for thermal pest elimination using a high-end PCP air rifle setup. It covers the installation of specialized accessories like the DNT Optics Night Beast thermal scope and Die Free Co grip, and their application in hunting pests in outdoor environments. The demonstration emphasizes the use of thermal imaging for target acquisition and an electronic trigger for precision.

The Daystate Redwolf is a classic PCP air rifle known for its accuracy and advanced features. It boasts a carbon fiber shrouded barrel, a large carbon bottle, and a walnut stock. The rifle features an electronically controlled system with a crisp, light electronic trigger and an onboard computer displaying pressure. Its fully adjustable stock and ambidextrous side lever action enhance user experience, making it a favored choice for competitive shooting.

This video explores the intricacies of Olympic 10-meter air pistol shooting, demystifying the sport often seen as simple due to its lack of recoil. It highlights the extreme precision required, the specialized equipment like custom grips and electronic triggers, and the mental fortitude needed to achieve consistent high scores. The discussion emphasizes that while recoil is absent, the focus shifts entirely to raw fundamentals like trigger control, sight alignment, and breath control, making it a demanding test of accuracy and consistency.

This video introduces MDT's new electric-mechanical trigger system designed for Remington 700 footprint firearms, showcased at Shot Show 2024. The trigger offers zero creep and zero over-travel, with a programmable weight range from 4 to 64 ounces. It features an innovative safety mechanism that separates the mechanical and electronic components to prevent accidental discharge from bolt slams.

This YouTube video focuses on the MDT Electronic Trigger, with the presenter expressing a strong positive impression, stating it "just feels different." While no specific firearm models are mentioned, the emphasis on an electronic trigger suggests a focus on firearm components, modifications, or performance enhancements. The content likely delves into the tactile feel, functionality, and potential advantages of this particular trigger system over traditional mechanical triggers, appealing to firearm enthusiasts interested in precision shooting, custom builds, or improving their firearm's performance.

This review of the VADUM EBP 22 Bullpup rifle highlights its innovative electronic trigger system, powered by a 9-volt battery and utilizing Ruger 10/22 internal components. The rifle features a unique gravity-fed bolt locking mechanism and a split design for optic zero retention during disassembly. While the electronic trigger offers a light, mouse-click-like feel, its long-term reliability and practical application are explored.