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September 25th, 08:52 PM
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Mutiny
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Washington/Oregon
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Dye Matrix or 2k2 Timmy
0? ...i was gonna try to get a shocker...now i have no idea what i want, im leaning more toward the trix..and a timmy would be awesome, so help me out guys
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September 26th, 01:03 AM
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I Vore You
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Naptown
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The trix easy. Timmies aren't that good. Trixes are fasts, smooth, and fairly easy to maintain. Only a few parts on them.
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September 26th, 11:20 AM
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Crack
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Ontario - Canada
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Timmy for sure. Ive owned both and Timmy > Trix I would say. They are booth great gats. Get a 2k2 with frenzy, throw some ups on it and itll mow.
I find that trixes have to many problems for my liking. Either way, both good, but Timmy for sure.
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September 26th, 12:47 PM
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domination
Join Date: Mar 2002
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Ya either gun is good but the Matrix i think brakes to much. Timmy
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September 26th, 04:59 PM
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The World Is Yours
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timmy...
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September 26th, 05:43 PM
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Mutiny
Join Date: May 2004
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thanks alot for the help...keep the recomindations coming!
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September 26th, 09:33 PM
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both greta guns.... wouldnt matter to me.... prolly lean towards cuz someone told me 2k2 timmies are air hogs not sure i beleive him please correct me if im wronf (without flaming)
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September 26th, 09:53 PM
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I Vore You
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Location: Naptown
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Matrices don't break that easily. And when they do break they are not hard to fix. Usually just the o-rings on the bolt or someone messed up their pulses. If you don't break it, it won't break.
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September 26th, 10:50 PM
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Elton john rocks ur socks
Join Date: Nov 2003
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id go timmy. My bro has a ironman intimidator and it rips the pants off alot of the trixs
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September 27th, 04:22 PM
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i would go with the timmy.
there fast and light.and nice gun all around
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September 27th, 06:20 PM
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this has been asked millions of times...search
and from all the posts iv seen of this trix normally wins
Trix
pros-
fast
accurate
sturdy
reliable
efficient with new bolt
Timmy
pros
fast
efficient
light
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September 28th, 04:29 PM
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Crack
Join Date: Jun 2003
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Originally Posted by p8NtB/-\113r
both greta guns.... wouldnt matter to me.... prolly lean towards cuz someone told me 2k2 timmies are air hogs not sure i beleive him please correct me if im wronf (without flaming)
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Other way around, Matrixs have bad stock efficeintcy.
And alot of the time with trixes, even if you dont break it, they might still have some probs. Those probs are less liekly in timmys. |
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September 28th, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Barber
The trix easy. Timmies aren't that good. Trixes are fasts, smooth, and fairly easy to maintain. Only a few parts on them.
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The opposite of what he said.
Trixes have tons of parts, and a million orings. If one oring goes, bam, huge leaks everywhere.
timmy- good looking, light, good efficency, way less maintence, simple design, basically a spyder with a solenoid, circuit board, and some pneumatic hoses that connect to a few barbs, tiny bit of kick.
dm3- block of aluminum, heavy, bad efficeny stock, bolt kits cost 150+, orings need to be lubed all the time, lots more parts, complicated design, less kick. |
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September 28th, 07:43 PM
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trixs need to be lubed before you play everyday which is easy, and only like 2 of the orings break and thats not even that often, and if they do its easy to fix.
TRIX TRIX TRIX and get the TMC trix
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September 28th, 07:48 PM
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I Vore You
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Naptown
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Lube it after every day of play. Easy.
After you learn which o-ring seals what it's very easy to understand the gun and fix its few problems very fast.
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Dye Matrix or 2k2 Timmy
