PaintViper

Alright - I know timmys are great guns and everything - they can rip and are pretty light...But... I just wanna make a thread:

Why did you choose your timmy? Why not some other gun?

-pv


Ps- I can get a Empire Timmy for 825 off a sponsor... I just bought a new 05 angel speed so im very low on money, but its just something to look for if I decide on getting a timmy eventually.

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forumrider99

easy to work on. Very fast when set up well. light.

ps- I don't really care what kind of gun I shoot now. They all have eyes, electronic boards, and are fast. I just want something that I know will work when it comes time to play. and my timmy does it for me

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Snip3r

The Intimidator is an awesome looking gun (in most cases), it has a huge aftermarket, its light (some aren't), it shoots awesome...

Ive had 3...and given up on everything else...so that tells ya right there...

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Carmas

timmies are easy to maintain, most are light, theyre all pretty damn sexy, great resale value, tons of aftermarket parts, good customer service and support. the list keeps going. i would recommend selling the speed and getting the empire. angels dont seem to keep their value too long..

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PaintViper

I dont really care about after sale value tho... I love my angel - its increadble. And you gotta love the no fricting - laser break beam trigger. It rips like no other. I have a 02 fly and a 02 cocker both are maxed out with upgrades... I shuld probably sell those and go for the empire timmy... Maybe... I still gotta pay off some debt tho... Anyways...

What do you do to maintain timmys?

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Carmas

lube the regs the poppet and the ram, every case and a half or so.

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PaintViper

Oooh. Alright. Low maitenence is always good... Thats another reason I like angels... All you have to do is put a few drops of oil in the ASA every 4 cases, dry fire 10-20 times, wipe the bolt dry and your ready to go... That and grease every 10 cases...
-pv

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Carmas

i heard thats supposed to **** up the noid, i donno about angels though

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ShepardD

I got my Alias primarily because of feel.
DM- Had one and to me its far too bulky although shot great
Shocker- My hands are too big for the trigger gaurd to be comfortabke, plus its reliability
Cyborg- Seriously considered but lack of availible parts locally if I needed something right away, plus again its kinda bulky.
Freestyle- flat out hated it.
E-Cocker- Not a big cocker fan to begin with (although have one now and it shoots good but I rarely actually use it)
E-Mag- Heavy and not as good as most newer markers, IMO.
Angels- Just don't like the feel of them much, they just don't fit me well

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PaintViper

Well its not really good to dry fire especially alot/fast but if your just doing it a few times to oil it every once in a while its alright. Yea, the noid takes more of a hit and wear then if there was a ball in it, but its alright if you dont do it alot.

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Carmas

no i meant shooting lube through your gun.
its bad for timmy noids, thats all i know.

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