Morini electronic air pistol circuit— featured in iconic competition models like the CM162EI and the updated CM200EI—is designed for elite-level Olympic match performance.
The system replaces traditional mechanical sears with a highly responsive, adjustable circuit board that triggers a solenoid valve to release the air charge.
Key Components & Specifications Trigger Mechanism:
The electronic trigger acts as a switch that closes a direct circuit, sending a signal to a solenoid rather than relying on mechanical sear friction.
This yields a crisp, "glass rod" break.
Response Time:
Features an ultra-fast reaction time (e.g., 0.4 ms on the CM200EI).
Power Source:
Typically powered by a CR2 3V Lithium battery yielding an impressive lifespan of around 15,000 shots.
Advanced Training Tech:
Based on CR-2 single battery leakage proof
Modern circuits feature built-in Bluetooth 5.0, gyroscopes, and accelerometers.
These collect shot data and pistol movement, which can be synced in realtime to the "Morini Competition Arm SA" app.