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August 5th, 08:48 AM
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New Gun
I am looking for a new gun and i have been decididng between a few here are my options
1. Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum w/ sniper stock
2. JT TAC-5 Recon w/ sniper commando
3. Tippmann Custom Pro Platinum Series ACT Gun Camo
4. Other you recomend something
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August 5th, 09:35 AM
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dont get a tac 5. alot of my friends had thme and the hose busted on all of them. those markers all seem fine if thats what your set on.
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true i was abit anoyd at the length but it is very accurate i hit a guy on the neck from probaly bout 100 yards and i was aiming for his head lol just wantd to get head shots scares the fcuk out of people but yeh 16 ich would have been good myt get a shroud for it tho
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August 5th, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Assassin0820
I am looking for a new gun and i have been decididng between a few here are my options
1. Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum w/ sniper stock
2. JT TAC-5 Recon w/ sniper commando
3. Tippmann Custom Pro Platinum Series ACT Gun Camo
4. Other you recomend something
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What exactly is your budget?
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August 5th, 01:43 PM
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More Markers i was thinking of
It can be any of those or any of them in that general area. Or around 200.00
Here are a few other i was also thinkin about
1. Tippman 98 custom platinum with ACT and a response trigger.
2. Tippman A-5
3. Tippman 98 custom platinum with ACT and a E- Grip
Last edited by Assassin0820 : August 5th at 02:02 PM.
Reason: Thought of these
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August 5th, 02:28 PM
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I don't like the A5, seems like a bigger 98 with a football on the side of the gun =/
I still like my vs1, great woodsball gun, and if you really want the flatline effect just get a apex barrel(pm if you want to buy one for the spyder).
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August 5th, 02:34 PM
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Maybe
Is the Vs1 really good for woodland because that is where i play and is it really upgrade able
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August 5th, 04:32 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Assassin0820
I am looking for a new gun and i have been decididng between a few here are my options
1. Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum w/ sniper stock
2. JT TAC-5 Recon w/ sniper commando
3. Tippmann Custom Pro Platinum Series ACT Gun Camo
4. Other you recomend something
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as asked before, what is your total budget? also, how often do you plan on playing? do you have access to compressed air?
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August 5th, 05:14 PM
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Good questions above. HPA? How often? What type of play do you prefer? Do you like to lay and wait or run around spraying and praying?
I like to launch a lot of paint so I would get something that has a nice decent rate of fire like the Smart Parts SP1. That way, you can use it in other game types as well. I also like the Tippmans for woodsball, the A5 has a nice ROF.
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August 5th, 05:40 PM
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as asked before, what is your total budget? also, how often do you plan on playing? do you have access to compressed air?
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I think he said around $200
So vs1(136)tank(15ish from actionvillage.com)Hopper(60 eye force) thats just alittle over $200
Assuming you get everything new, try finding a used one or something.
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August 5th, 09:24 PM
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MArker
I can spen a little over $200 is my budget i play a few times a month and i like to pop up and shoot so i dont wait too much.
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August 6th, 08:23 AM
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Thanks to all of your suggestions i am deciding between two gun
1. Tippman custom pro platinium and ACT painted camo
2. SP1 and some accesories
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August 6th, 08:25 AM
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I'd take the SP1 myself.
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August 6th, 09:02 AM
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thats what i was thinking but y
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August 6th, 10:21 AM
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It's not as overpriced as the Tippman, it's faster than the tippman, and not as likely to chop paint as the tippman.
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August 7th, 01:01 PM
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I have the tippy platinum series with the ACT and have shot about 2 cases of paint through it and chopping hasn't been a problem at all. Mostly just barrel breaks from when I was using crummy rec paint.
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August 7th, 01:12 PM
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well i have a Tippman 98 custom now which is what iw as going to get rid of becuase its such an older model but should i get the SP-1 it looks really nice and does it have a e-grip?
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August 7th, 02:04 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Assassin0820
well i have a Tippman 98 custom now which is what iw as going to get rid of becuase its such an older model but should i get the SP-1 it looks really nice and does it have a e-grip?
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The sp1 is fires like a tippmann with a egrip, full auto, semi, and 3 shot? but its better cause it uses less air, drop it in water and bring it back up and it still shoots(great for river plays), and less kick/lighter.
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August 8th, 12:05 AM
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I own the tippmann 98 custom Platnium series marker, and so far im loving it, no issues, very durable and up gradable.
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August 8th, 12:29 AM
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The SP1 does not fire like a Tippmann with an e-grip.
1. SP1 is a fully electro pneumatic spool valve marker (shoots very smooth), Tippmann 98c is a bulky blowback marker (high recoil, inconsistant, inefficient)
2. SP1 has a low force bolt (close to zero chops), Tippmann 98c even with ACT puts more force on paint
3. SP1 costs around the same as a stock Tippmann 98c, to get a 98c to shoot anything like an SP1, you'd need to drop some cash into it, while the SP1 is ready to rock.
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August 8th, 11:25 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TheAznInvazn
The SP1 does not fire like a Tippmann with an e-grip.
1. SP1 is a fully electro pneumatic spool valve marker (shoots very smooth), Tippmann 98c is a bulky blowback marker (high recoil, inconsistant, inefficient)
2. SP1 has a low force bolt (close to zero chops), Tippmann 98c even with ACT puts more force on paint
3. SP1 costs around the same as a stock Tippmann 98c, to get a 98c to shoot anything like an SP1, you'd need to drop some cash into it, while the SP1 is ready to rock.
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Sorry i meant the modes.
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