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Divined · June 15th, 2008, 09:11 PM

Well ATM I have a Spyder Rodeo and im not liking it anymore.

Im looking for a gun thats accurate / low on sound / far range.

I also do not want a very loud gun.

All I ask is the gun is under 200$.

About Me.

1. I move a lot

2. Play in wooded areas.

3. Would like it if the gun suggested has decent add ons / upgrades available.

4. I use CO2 Tanks

I like the Kingman MR2 , Looks good but I want quality. Something that accurate + far range.

patsfan4liferjn · June 15th, 2008, 09:16 PM

well if u play in the woods and want a lot of upgrades u cant go rong with a tippman 98c. im pretty sure it can run on co2 but im not positive.

Divined · June 15th, 2008, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by patsfan4liferjn

well if u play in the woods and want a lot of upgrades u cant go rong with a tippman 98c. im pretty sure it can run on co2 but im not positive.

Yea , all my friends have this gun. I don't really want it. Some like it , some dont. I would choose the MR2 over the 98c. I also read the upgrades are very expensive.

The smart part Ion has a lot of good reviews also.

**2.0** · June 15th, 2008, 10:55 PM

Look at the indian creek promaster. Good marker that's within your price range. Also look at the diablo wrath, also within price range.

***martix_agent*** · June 16th, 2008, 11:13 AM

yeah thsy're nto big fans of c02. to use co2, you'd have to bump your budget up about $120...anyhow.

Look into the spyder vs1 or if you like the mil-sim look a mr1 or mr2.
If you want a mech marker that looks REALLY real, the US army markers run around $130ish i think and are solid markers. I shot one a week ago with skepticism and was blown away. they're essentially a tippman with a different outside look.

Finally, there's no way you can gain more range effectively. they make barrels that claim to do so, but while they add more range they loose speed to the point that the balls don't break as the further distances. Pick up a J&J ceramics barrel, they're cheap yet very good quality barrels. Also remember that barrel length has nothing to do with the accuracy of the paintball marker.

**Trbo323** · June 16th, 2008, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by martix_agent

yeah thsy're nto big fans of c02. to use co2, you'd have to bump your budget up about $120...anyhow.

Look into the spyder vs1 or if you like the mil-sim look a mr1 or mr2.
If you want a mech marker that looks REALLY real, the US army markers run around $130ish i think and are solid markers. I shot one a week ago with skepticism and was blown away. they're essentially a tippman with a different outside look.

Finally, there's no way you can gain more range effectively. they make barrels that claim to do so, but while they add more range they loose speed to the point that the balls don't break as the further distances. Pick up a J&J ceramics barrel, they're cheap yet very good quality barrels. Also remember that barrel length has nothing to do with the accuracy of the paintball marker.

agreed, id vote for the vs1 over the mr markers but theres nothing wrong with the mr series, fist marker i owned was a pmi pirahna, it was a great starter marker but i definatly think the vs1 or mr1 would outlast it

SublimelySound · June 16th, 2008, 08:24 PM

YouTube - Smart Parts Vibe Reviewsmart parts vibe is a pretty good bang for the buck. kinda loud

**kenny_1491** · June 16th, 2008, 08:29 PM

sp-1.