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LegoIas · May 13th, 10:58 AM

as titled..let's say i have 600 for the marker..

i'll definitely spend alot more $ not just on the marker..but also on the upgrades if i choose the shocker right? coz the EOS seems stock pimped...

any ways.. other than economical concerns..plz state out reasonable comparations! thanks alot!!

**pballa12** · May 13th, 01:29 PM

Well i'm not a huge fan of smart parts so keep in mind this is only my opinion. I've had promasters, a next, dmc, dm6, fusion, mini, ect for guns and well to the point i wasnt impressed by the nxt at all. This is my opinion though. I'd recomend getting a dm6 refurbished somewhere or a used one. I also perfer my fusion to the nxt lol. I have not shot the Eos though

**kenny_1491** · May 13th, 01:56 PM

nxt's are worthless. Look into a DM6 or an 06 ego.

**tlmiller** · May 13th, 04:17 PM

Dangerous Power G3 instead of the NXT. THey're lighter and cheaper, but shoot very similarly. Or as Kenny suggested a DM6. I would also say PM7, as they're down to about $400 now.

andyminQUEST · May 13th, 06:05 PM

absolutely tlmiller
G3 kicks serious touche.

**pballa12** · May 13th, 06:07 PM

i personally like dangerous power a lot so i support the g3 as well. Local shop has 1 very nice gun it was the talk of the day at the field when they got it.

**tlmiller** · May 13th, 06:10 PM

Hehe, yeah, I had no END of questions about it the other day at the field. Only a couple people had even ever HEARD of it. At least 1 person got to see the business end of it REAL close and personal, and can attest to how well the G3 shoots from the wrong side of the G3.

LegoIas · May 13th, 08:44 PM

thanks guys! well...i've tried the DM series...(5 and 7 not the 6 though)..their triggers are awesome and really fast...probobly the best triggers i've ever tried...
the onlything is that.. they are just not as accurate as a shocker...especially after 35 yards(20m) even though i will probobly play the front..i kinda can't stand the inaccuracy..about the wieght and the trigger speed...i think i can figured it out from practicing.. any ways... if i get a DM..i'll probobly change everything but the trigger right? thanks!!!

**kenny_1491** · May 13th, 08:56 PM

A matrix not accurate? That is BLASPHEMY!!! A matrix is one of the most accurate markers out there. If you weren't shooting straight it wasn't the guns fault.

LegoIas · May 13th, 11:25 PM

well..maybe i miss understood..what i thought DM series are the DYE ones...if i didn't miss understand... yeah man i found they are not very accurate..atleast while they came stock new..balls shot from a shocker goes straight down in a ine..DM7 gives me hooks or slides...maybe u did some upgradges with ur DM so it's accurate? mind of sharing it? thanks!!

**tlmiller** · May 14th, 04:46 AM

Accuracy is 99% determined by paint to barrel match, paint quality. If you were having the matrices (or ANY gun for that matter, even a cheap $20 spyder knock-off) be innaccurate, it's either the paints too small for the barrel, the paint is dimpled, paint is wet, or some other thing that causes the paint to not fly true. I was shooting my stock Ion with the stock barrel, just so happened to be shooting a paint that matched the barrel well (surprised me to not end), and it shot BALL ON BALL from 30 feet.

**kenny_1491** · May 14th, 10:03 AM

I wouldn't say 99, but it is def. a big factor. Having your regs tuned for maximum consistency, using good paint that matches your bore, and using a decent barrel are all key ways to keep good accuracy.

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