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Originally Posted by snipermonkey2
X7 super awesome with the flat line and response trigger. SP8's are really nice, and yes they are just ions. I wouldn't say they weigh more though. Its all plastic bodied so there isn't much weight. It also can take the board upgrades just like a normal ion can. Both guns are great I would find them both and play around with them and find what you like in them and how they feel to you before you buy.
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Hm, flatline and response trigger? Why waste money on that. The flatlines suck. They may add range but what good is that range if the paint doesnt break on the opponents. Also response triggers are either full auto or not, and it takes a little time to learn how to use them plus they arnt quite as fast as an egrip. An Egrip and a nice barrel is so much better.
Plus the plastic body on the SP8 does weigh more (even if its only a little) but the big thing is the size. It makes it harder to tuck in with and bulky.
Since i can see that there were a good amount of scenario guns mentioned let me say this: Performance wise, a "speedball" gun will be a lot better in both woods and speedball. What makes a gun classified as a certain type? Arnt both formats demanding the same thing? Weight, efficiency, speed, reliability, accuracy, etc? So if one gun has all these traits doesnt it make it better in both formats? Yes, it does. Just because you are going to play one format doesnt mean you shouldnt look into other guns. The only reason why you would want a mil-sim gun is for the looks, and unless your big into it, the vanity of that look-a-like stuff gets old fast.
X&/T9 or SP-8?
