In the end it's just a matter of personal preference, but there are a couple
things to consider...

a great slider trigger depends on a smooth trigger plate with no
slop...usually this is accomplished by using flat tipped set screws to pin
the trigger plate into place...the real high end involves drilling a pit
into the screws and inserting teflon or delrin pads into the screws to make
the slide action feel like glass on glass...springing on a slider also has
to be light yet balanced and guided so it doesn't bind...just things to
consider

Hinge systems are easier to get fast on out of the box for most people, BUT
your choice in hinge trigger will make the difference between a mediocre one
and a great one...a great hinge trigger has pre and post travel adjustment
stops to allow you to carefully set the travel length to what suits you
best...the WGP hinge trigger is only a good system if you modify it with
either a cam adjuster or some set screws...the best hinge I've ever used
would have to be a System X...not the reaper one, but they make one with a
flat blade trigger...the Dye and planet eclipse hinges would both tie for
second place after this...all are great triggers, I just really enjoyed the
System X one on my gun...

ofcourse the ultimate end is the Eblade...that's what I moved to, and now I
can barely remember tuning the gun constantly to keep the trigger
tight...now it's just a quick run through the menu screens when things get
out of time...and you can time in feed tube suction in about 10 seconds...

Ken


"Justin Penney" <justinpenney17@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you think is best for an autococker:
>
> Slide trigger or a Hinge trigger?
>
>
>

"Justin Penney" <justinpenney17@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you think is best for an autococker:
>
> Slide trigger or a Hinge trigger?
>
>
>

Stock

"Insane Ranter" <spam@not.me> wrote in message
> Stock

So you mean hinge, since WGP hasn't made a sliding trigger cocker for a
couple years now.

"Tempest" <gtg713b@prism.gatech.NOSPAM.edu> wrote in message
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> "Insane Ranter" <spam@not.me> wrote in message
> > Stock
>
> So you mean hinge, since WGP hasn't made a sliding trigger cocker for a
> couple years now.
>
>

sure!

"Tempest" <gtg713b@prism.gatech.NOSPAM.edu> wrote in message
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> "Insane Ranter" <spam@not.me> wrote in message
> > Stock
>
> So you mean hinge, since WGP hasn't made a sliding trigger cocker for a
> couple years now.
>
>

Actully now that i think about it.. if it's not available in another form..
why even ask the question....

u can still buy aftermarket slider triggers...
Ken
"Insane Ranter" <spam@not.me> wrote in message
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> "Tempest" <gtg713b@prism.gatech.NOSPAM.edu> wrote in message
> news:chcut4$n1r$1@news-int.gatech.edu...
>> "Insane Ranter" <spam@not.me> wrote in message
>> > Stock
>>
>> So you mean hinge, since WGP hasn't made a sliding trigger cocker for a
>> couple years now.
>>
>>
>
> Actully now that i think about it.. if it's not available in another
> form..
> why even ask the question....
>
>

"Justin Penney" <justinpenney17@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Which do you think is best for an autococker:
>
> Slide trigger or a Hinge trigger?

People who can't learn how to work a Cocker trigger well seem to do better
with the swing trigger. I like the DYE single swing frame, mostly because I
don't like double triggers and DYE was the only company that made a single
version. Unfortunately all their Cocker parts are history as they are
concentrating entirely on the Matrix/DM-4, but if you can find one of their
swing frames, they're nice.