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thaantkar · January 26th, 12:52 PM

What do you think of ma marker now?

( basically all members of our team have this marker for more info check our blog)

We are gonna really appreciate if you tell us wat else to put on our markers...

**Trbo323** · January 26th, 04:39 PM

I dont see any details in the sig. but from the looks its a stock mr1 with a barrel. a e-loader and switching to HPA should be your first two things

thaantkar · January 29th, 02:21 PM

ok but why a e-loader

It is semi auto it doesn't need to have this

The gravity loader is good too.

I wiil agree with u about the HPA and i am to buy one in the next few days

OutThaBushes · January 29th, 02:53 PM

You should get an electronic loader, because when you eventually get another marker your gonna want one. And when you learn to shoot faster, a grav hopper won't cut it.

***martix_agent*** · January 29th, 02:57 PM

at least get a revy, you'll thank yourself when you dont' have to shake your marker anymore to get paint to feed.

thaantkar · January 29th, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by martix_agent

at least get a revy, you'll thank yourself when you dont' have to shake your marker anymore to get paint to feed.

What a revy is?

thaantkar · February 1st, 09:36 AM

Anyone else what do you think?

***martix_agent*** · February 1st, 09:59 AM

it's a hopper. viewloader revolution. it's around $25-$30 and it's a vast improvment over a gravity fed hopper.

thaantkar · February 2nd, 01:39 PM

You are very lucky
in my country this loader costs 69€ (about 90 $)

***martix_agent*** · February 2nd, 01:54 PM

well they're not made anymore, so i bet you're looking at the newer model. Living in greece would cause a slight issue in price, even with used things...

thaantkar · February 3rd, 12:09 PM

Yeah that's right ma friend .Some stuff are really expencive comparing to your e-stores

thaantkar · February 6th, 02:11 PM

I am thinking of putting this scope

It is not red dot but cross and it is 20χ4

It is tasco model with new Scope Rings ( not the scope ones )

I think it a really good chance!!!!

***martix_agent*** · February 6th, 02:13 PM

a scope? I hope you didn't buy that specifically for paintball.

**Trbo323** · February 6th, 02:51 PM

scopes are dead weight, it wont help you play any, so if you are only putting it on there for the look and dont care what it weighs then sure, otherwise i wouldnt

thaantkar · February 7th, 01:40 AM

And what about a laser?

***martix_agent*** · February 7th, 01:45 AM

also worthess.

Sixik · February 7th, 04:53 AM

Definitely a electronic loader, and compressed air like my wiser counterparts have already said. The MR1 does have a double trigger as you can see in that picture and when one learns how to use it to it's potential the marker's firing rate will surpass the limits of a gravity loader. Also the Scope issue, have you tried looking though it with goggles on? Also come on, Scopes and bi-pods require you to be less mobile when deployed. I nor have any of my teamates have been successfull at staying in the game when our movement has been limited. When looking through a scope all you'll see is your opponent getting a bead on you whilst your paintballs fall short of their target. Beleive me some things in PB don't carry over from video game physics or real life Firearms. As for anymore improvements to the MR-1... they would really have to do with your playing preferences after upgrading the loader and Tanks.

thaantkar · February 7th, 01:46 PM

Really thx for your advice but I forgot to mention that I am interested in PLAYING MIL/SIM and not recball or speedball

thaantkar · February 9th, 07:16 AM

Do you know how i can make my spyder MR1 camo or look like camo (woodland, dessert,forest...)?

**Trbo323** · February 9th, 03:15 PM

if your putting stuff on for milsim then sure, but just realise that it will give you no preformance advantage, it will actually make your marker heavier (in a sence, going milsim is a preformance downgrade)

as for painting it, most people paint the marker themselves, youll need to find paint that will match your local area as colors for different areas are not similar (around me it would be very dark colors with pine needels and no leaves, for you it may be lots of leaves with yelows and browns for example)

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