Looking for comments to help me out to decide on weather to get an e-grip or a RT??


I need some info????

I'm personaly getting the RT. The e grip sounds like it would be a poor up keep. My friend has a spyder Rocking Trigger, and he has to chaarge it all the time just to play for a day. Allso for woodssball I don't know if I want to use something electric. I'm affraid that I might hit a tree to hard, and it wouldn't work. Thee RT however does eat up air, but I have the Q-loader on my A-5 so all the air would go to the trigger. Its really up to the person I gess.

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I had an RT and went with the E-grip and i love the e-grip . I've had mine for about four months and only changed the battery a couple of times.

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IMO, the E-Grip is the way to go.

Keep it coming, I would like to know how much air does the RT eat up. Can you really tell the difference??


Any ball breakage with the E-grip??

I have the RT on my A-5 and love it. I am thinking about getting an e-grip to try and have. But played with my RT this weekend at BC and had no probs. As far as air goes I thought that the RT worked off the air after you shot (left overs). I have a 47ci 3000psi nitrogen and can get about 600 give or take shots on it.

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there is no learning curve on an e-grip you have to find a sweet spot on the Rt or at least on mine you did ..... the e-grip is alot faster

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I love my response trigger, if it gets wet it still works.

you can read about the E-grip here.
http://www.specialopspaintball.com/a...ann_e-grip.asp

I currently have a Tippmann A-5 with a flatline. I'm going to be selling my Phantom to get a terney gun, so I might just get the RT and save my cash for the outher gun.

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