[Springer]

http://edgicustom.blogspot.com/2008/01/jg-bar-10-upgrades.html

Your piston looks like 45° and my trigger only works with 90° piston for now.

There are two ways that you can go: You could buy 90° piston or I could change piston catch in my trigger to accommodate 45° pistons.

Here is probably cheaper one 90° piston http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/upgrade-part/parts-upgrade-rifle/cylinders-pistons/action-vsr-10-piston-with-stainless-steel-rear-end.html

Or you can ask Ranger if he is able to make piston for you or modify your Edgi piston on lathe

In this page of V-trigger is described advantage of 90° system
http://www.x-fire.org/vsr10/e.triggerproblem.html

On this pictures is shown difference between 45° and 90° system

 

[MiloXC3]

or a Polarstar 90 degree piston...if they ever start making VSR parts again! I contacted them once and they said they will continue with the VSR range after they've developed the Fusion engine.

 

[Dead Ace Shot]

Can't wait for that to happen.

 

[Springer]

or a Polarstar 90 degree piston...if they ever start making VSR parts again! I contacted them once and they said they will continue with the VSR range after they've developed the Fusion engine.

I heard only positive reactions on their products. But it looks they have so much work with range of fusion engines for many types of guns. It will not be so soon when they start with VSR (probably)

 

[Rubiksklube]

YES! Website!
However, does the $10 shipping pertain only to Slovakia?

 

[~Ranger~]

I will have pics up very soon of my 90° pistons. Making my first one right now..

Can make them for vsr and m28's

WOW..That is a nice website, and thank you for having a link to my site buddy, I will do the same for you.

 

[Springer]

YES! Website!
However, does the $10 shipping pertain only to Slovakia?

Yop, I try it.

Shipping 10 $ is mainly to USA, in Europe it is less but not so much

 

[Springer]

I will have pics up very soon of my 90° pistons. Making my first one right now..

Can make them for vsr and m28's

WOW..That is a nice website, and thank you for having a link to my site buddy, I will do the same for you.

I look forward to

 

[~Ranger~]

This is my first 90 degree piston, and it wasnt as easy as I thought it would be,lol..

Aluminum body with a stainless steel sear catch.

 

[Rubiksklube]

Yop, I try it.

Shipping 10 $ is mainly to USA, in Europe it is less but not so much

Awesome! I can't wait to purchase mine...

 

[Springer]

This is my first 90 degree piston, and it wasnt as easy as I thought it would be,lol..

Aluminum body with a stainless steel sear catch.

Looks nice , and looks it will work

 

[IronbornBG]

I am really pleased that there are some crafty European airsoft snipers out there. Thumbs up from me.
I am going to upgrade my VSR-10 (Marui base) to an M190 spirng (in Bulgaria the limit is 200m/s) and I want to ask your opinion if your trigger can handle it in long term and do you supply replacement parts if such are needed. If so - for Varna, Bulgaria is the shipping still 10$?

And also you can point me to a piston that is proven to work well with your trigger in such a build.
Ranger - if you can tell me price including delivery to Varna, Bulgaria PostCode 9000 for one of your pistons that would do the job I would be grateful.

A few potential snipers in my area are diverting to DMR or full auto AEGs because of the high price of upgrades for sniper rifles for our fields.

In any case, best of luck with both of you and your projects.

 

[Springer]

I am really pleased that there are some crafty European airsoft snipers out there. Thumbs up from me.
I am going to upgrade my VSR-10 (Marui base) to an M190 spirng (in Bulgaria the limit is 200m/s) and I want to ask your opinion if your trigger can handle it in long term....

There is no problem to run it with M190 spring. I tested my triggers on this spring without any problems. Replacement parts are no problem.

And yes shipping is almost 10 dollars.

Any 90° piston will work with my trigger ,there is only quality question. I use Laylax orange piston - works well, there are many copies of this piston but I dont know how quality.

Edgi piston looks good , but dont know how much costs.

Rangers piston looks also good. from video that I watch air seal looks better than on my laylax.

 

[~Ranger~]

Thanks for the compliments Springer!

I will have to get shipping priced tomorrow, USPS is closed today and their website price doesnt seem correct. I would rather call them to verify with them first.:tup:

 

[MiloXC3]

I made a thread a while ago in the VSR section which has all the EdGI VSR component prices.

Nice piston, Ranger! (Hurry up pay day!)

 

[~Ranger~]

Thanks Milo!

Also I got the shipping price to send the piston to Bulgaria. its $10, so $55 would cover it all.

 

[Alpha1Zulu]

So I've upgrade my VSR-10 to 600fps ±1 and did it will all PDI parts, and while the PDI trigger box is near indestructible, the actual trigger pull is awful. It basically feels like the gun is on safety when you are trying to pull the trigger.
I was going to try find a Noobies M-trigger, but if your trigger can handle a beating then I figure why not give it a go. My question is what is the trigger pull like? I don't need it like Laylax where I can breathe on it and have it shoot. But say a 1lb trigger pull or so would be nice. Have you tried measuring the force needed to shoot?

I am currently running:

PDI Bore-Up Receiver
PDI Bore-Up V-trigger 2
PDI Bore-Up Premier VC Cylinder Set (Palsonite)
PDI SPR 380% Spring (570 fps)
PDI Hop-Up Chamber - Bore-Up - ER-Hopped
PDI W Hop-Up Bucking
PDI 6.05mm 554 MM Barrel

 

[Springer]

So I've upgrade my VSR-10 to 600fps ±1 and did it will all PDI parts, and while the PDI trigger box is near indestructible, the actual trigger pull is awful. It basically feels like the gun is on safety when you are trying to pull the trigger.
I was going to try find a Noobies M-trigger, but if your trigger can handle a beating then I figure why not give it a go. My question is what is the trigger pull like? I don't need it like Laylax where I can breathe on it and have it shoot. But say a 1lb trigger pull or so would be nice. Have you tried measuring the force needed to shoot?

I am currently running:

PDI Bore-Up Receiver
PDI Bore-Up V-trigger 2
PDI Bore-Up Premier VC Cylinder Set (Palsonite)
PDI SPR 380% Spring (570 fps)
PDI Hop-Up Chamber - Bore-Up - ER-Hopped
PDI W Hop-Up Bucking
PDI 6.05mm 554 MM Barrel

As first , I can tell you that I heard about heavy Vtrigger trigger pull.
Second, until now I dont have trigger pull scale but I measured it DIYthis way

Results that I get are probably not so accurate , but really similar to that what Noobie measured on his trigger
This is copied from his post on airsoftretread.com

"The following data (lbs nearest 0.25) was recorded:
V-Trig
JG Stock 4.25 lbs
EdGI SP01 7.00 lbs
EdGI SP02 8.25 lbs

M-Trig
JG Stock 1.75 lbs (59% lighter)
EdGI SP01 2.50 lbs (65% lighter)
EdGI SP02 3.00 lbs (64% lighter)

** Three (3) pulls on each spring, average recorded."

So M-trig has trigger pull on JG stock 1.75 and I measured on my S-trigger about 1.77 .

1 lb trigger pull (or lower) you could only have on zero trigger. If you was satisfied with Noobies M-trig (which is not available) you was be satisfied also with mine trigger. I broke my M190 Laylax spring , so I cant measure it with higher upgrade. But it was pretty smooth trigger pull even on this spring.

 

[Alpha1Zulu]

I love it! Thanks I appreciate the quick response as well as the information. I am currently waiting to be paid (should be Friday or Sunday), I will have an order filled out and submitted then. I don't know if you have a limited number left, but if you want a small down payment to hold one I can do that. Otherwise please hold one for me!

What is the highest spring this has been tested with? I might be getting a heavier spring and maybe cutting it, but I don't want to put to much stress on the trigger. Also is it compatible with the 90º PDI piston end? I only ask because on your website you recommend various piston ends but PDI is not mentioned.

 

[Springer]

I love it! Thanks I appreciate the quick response as well as the information. I am currently waiting to be paid (should be Friday or Sunday), I will have an order filled out and submitted then. I don't know if you have a limited number left, but if you want a small down payment to hold one I can do that. Otherwise please hold one for me!

What is the highest spring this has been tested with? I might be getting a heavier spring and maybe cutting it, but I don't want to put to much stress on the trigger. Also is it compatible with the 90º PDI piston end? I only ask because on your website you recommend various piston ends but PDI is not mentioned.

I dont need a deposit for trigger. I have a few pieces. I will be thinking on you.

I tested it only on 190 spring, but trigger was tested on higher available upgrades as SS5000 spring. On website are short reviews with higher upgrades.

Trigger must also work with PDI pistons, there is no reason why not.
I dont list them because I think they dont sell them separately from vtrigger.