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"Gainax Bounce" and "Gainaxing" just had a flow to them, though. The world just won't be the same if we have to rename them... "Trigger Bounce" and "Triggering"
by GauntletWizard 2y ago
"Gainax Bounce" and "Gainaxing" just had a flow to them, though. The world just won't be the same if we have to rename them... "Trigger Bounce" and "Triggering" draw up very different images.
- archgoon 2y ago> Trigger Bounce Mostly makes me think of some EE effect you'd see with a o-scope. "Yeah, that's not real, it's just Trigger Bounce"
- dmoy 2y agoI have an EE degree. Trigger bounce is a real thing. But it's not an EE thing, it has to do with a firearm malfunctioning in a way such that a normally semi-automatic firearm fires more than once per trigger press, due to some internals on the trigger that I'm forgetting about / don't know about. Now that I put my EE hat on though, there is a significant parallel to "switch bounce", which is an EE thing.
- aidenn0 2y agoAssuming it's the same thing as hammer follow, it's usually caused by a worn disconnector or hammer. The disconnector prevents the hammer from moving forward until the trigger is pressed again (semi-auto) or the gun is in battery (full auto, closed bolt). I suspect open-bolt guns don't have one, but I've never looked at the trigger group of an open-bolt gun so can't be sure.
- Akronymus 2y agoSadly, tvtropes removed the link to the video [1] from the page on gainaxing[2] [1] https://vimeo.com/512552697 https://vimeo.com/512552697 [2] https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Gainaxing https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Gainaxing Edit: So, I wanted to check the discussion/history page to see when/why it was removed. Both need a login, and I can't create an account with a disposable address... Feels pretty suspicious.