Anyone want to help a lone ranger out?
Posted 08-26-2008 at 01:36 PM by dkhowler
So, im new to this site and im askin anyone who might know anything about a good woodsball marker thats lightweight, durable and fast. Im a pretty decent speedballer and want to make a jump to woodsball..
I hear good things about Tippmanns X7 with a DT and maybe a Egrip?
Any ideas?
I hear good things about Tippmanns X7 with a DT and maybe a Egrip?
Any ideas?
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Tm-7
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What do you use for speedball?
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Tippmann x7 or a5. Get a votex mod from TechT, if you are planning to get an E-Grip.
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Just use your speedball gun...
A lot of teams (like GK) do that. |
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I agree. Just use your speedball gun.
Speedball guns on scenario field is just as common as tippmans now a days. |
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cockers for distance and better accuracy.....
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A5 w/Response Trigger and remote line. I know it's not the lightest thing on the planet but, here is my reasons:
It's non-electric, no batteries to get wet. It's designed to be taken apart with minimal trouble It's TOUGH like an old timex Cyclone feeder is timed with the marker The R/T can be timed to shoot either slow or fast (remember it's not how many balls you put out there, it's the one good shot that eleminates the other player) Can use either CO2 or compressed air Can be less expensive than an high $ marker. |
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