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**oakley8** · December 30th, 10:50 AM

Hey guys I'm having a hard time deciding what to do.
I have an A-5 with 14" big shot barrel, dead on drop. I'm thinking about selling that because I want to add more ups and the gun is already a little too heavy. I want to sell it and then buy a 98c with SP All American, expansion chamber, double trigger, and then use the drop that I have on it (i'm not selling the drop). I know that the 98c will not be much lighter but it will still be lighter. I don't blay speedball and I don't need anything faster than what a mech tippy can dish out, so please dont tell me what to do to the trigger unless its lighten the trigger pull.

So my question is do you guys think this is a wise decision?

**big_balla** · December 30th, 10:53 AM

Click my sig... Read the Stickies of this forum... Your questions are already answered.

**xjnation** · December 30th, 11:16 AM

remember to weight the markers set up the same a 98c with reg, drop, mechanical hopper, and air setup will only be several oz's less than the A5

**oakley8** · December 30th, 11:45 AM

I'm not only doing it for weight I'm also asking for performance differences.

**Smitty** · December 30th, 04:31 PM

I dont think it would be a wise decision at all. Its a tippy...get used to the weight. My recommendation would be to keep the A5 and get your tank anti siphoned, skip the x chamber and get a regulator instead. That would make your gun very formidable in the woods.

**oakley8** · December 31st, 10:47 AM

Thanks smitty I think I'll do that. Would you reccomend the flatline, I play woods a lot more than rec, and I've never been within 15 miles of a speedball field.

Slugman · December 31st, 11:39 AM

(rec is woods) lol

I suggest the flatline

**lbreevesii** · December 31st, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by big_balla89

Click my sig... Read the Stickies of this forum... Your questions are already answered.

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**Smitty** · December 31st, 02:10 PM

yes get the flatline. The flatline barrel is the king of the woods. But get the anti-siphon and reg first.

SuperManD1v3 · December 31st, 04:37 PM

get an impulse for all that money

**Smitty** · December 31st, 04:42 PM

all what money?

flatline 100
reg 50
AS 15
that 165. I would love to know where to find an Impy for 165.

**oakley8** · January 1st, 09:33 AM

hey guys are cockers good in woods?

**oakley8** · January 1st, 09:35 AM

what reg would you recomend? I havent seen one for $50 yet. I've only seen them for like $70

Slugman · January 1st, 11:05 AM

yes cockers can be good in the woods.

they are very consistant...and if you get a good barrel you will get great consistancy.

and you can buy a mech cocker and get the same ROF as a tippy...probably even a lil faster.

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