Does anyone know anything about these guns, the price is good but there
always is a catch. It would be very much appriciated if you could
give some input about it.
Thanks
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| Author: | WhiteEagle [ Tue Mar 22, 2005 2:14 pm ] |
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Does anyone know anything about these guns, the price is good but there always is a catch. It would be very much appriciated if you could give some input about it. Thanks
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| Author: | PaintYa [ Tue Mar 22, 2005 9:29 pm ] |
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I've researched them quite a bit, on pbreview, and some other forums. Thing is, they need a bottom line and an asa added, so you have to figure that into the price if you don't have those handy. Plus I hear they need hpa to be efficient, not chop etc. I'd guess with an anti siphon co2 tank they would probaby work ok, but what concerns me is that people have had problems damaging the markers when using straight co2. But for the price, I guess they really can't be beat. I also hear that Indian Creek has excellent customer service. Action Village has them on their website now for 229. The price of a higher end spyder, or an A-5. So if you have a hpa tank, or an antisiphon tank, I'd guess it would be a good marker. Let me know if you pick one up, i'd like to see it in action. Lates, J.T. |
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| Author: | Azzy [ Wed Mar 23, 2005 12:11 am ] |
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Same parts as an impusle and look at Princevaliant and Pheonix.. they both run those on CO2 with no problems. A good reulator and an antisiphon tank will do you fine. My question to you, if your gun was shooting so well recently, and working great, why change? |
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