I am not a huge fan of lasers myself, but if you get one of these I'd recommend playing it that way. Calibrate it with the laser site, and it is very accurate. Even though the on-screen cursor lags, when you pull the trigger it ends up delivering the bullet in basically the right place. I expected it to employ a solenoid to move the slide back/forth, but what it actually has inside is a small gear sitting in a track that's mounted inside the gun's slide. So, when you pull the trigger, the gear cranks back the slide until the track ends, and the slide "snaps" back into place. This means if you tap the trigger a few times the gear will reliably pull back the slide just a little bit. That means two "snaps" on one trigger pull every 3rd or 4th pull.Įvery 3rd or 4th trigger pull will cause the semi-pulled-back-slide to recoil once, and then again. To me, that was lame, and also completely un-fixable. Overall: Decent system, bonus that it's wireless, but I play it with the recoil off and the laser on, and on-screen sites off. I purchased the OEM AimTrak module, recoil kit, and some Namco knockoff shells.Īndy shipped out the modules very quickly from the UK. The modules are smaller than I expected (that's a good thing) but the sensors on the front are slightly tilted and that still messes with me. I assume they're fine since they work fine, but it looks as if they're "looking" towards the left a little bit. For the record I also purchased the OEM sensor bar. I can't comment on the gun itself since I don't have the shells. Setup was pretty painless - no drivers, a very small. Right out of the box the cursor moved way more smoothly than the EMS Topgun. The only bummer is that the device is wired. There is no lag, though!Ĭalibration was a huge drag.
Once you enter calibration mode, your mouse cursor blinks in the upper left, then upper right, then center-ish bottom. You're supposed to line it up and shoot, then proceed to the next blinking cursor. Well, no matter what I did, I could not get the AimTrak to be dead-on after calibration. I tried multiple screens, multiple computers, both of the OEM modules I bought, and nothing really seemed to work 100%. I tried calibrating by shooting the cursor, shooting the actual corners instead, and also shooting the corners of my actual monitor rather than the screen area. Shooting the cursors worked best, but it still was not dead-on once the calibration was done.
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