Dm and nt series

[kizza]

Sorry of this has already been posted, have shot both these and I know google is t friend but slightly lazy. Main differences between these series?

 

[Rider]

the NT is the top end of DYEs line.

It has a different operating system with both a variable volume fire chamber and variable air-through-bolt flow. it allows you to fine tune the markers performance, efficiency and feel.

The DM is the next step down and lacks the tuning option of the NT but is still a phenomenal performer.

there's a sort of comparison here:
http://dorosports.wordpress.com/2011/01/31/dm11-vs-nt11-which-one-is-for-you/

 

[kizza]

Much appreciated, I can play a good game. Just don't know much about internals so a dm for me ha. Thanks buddy.

 

[Talfryn]

the NT is the top end of DYEs line.

It has a different operating system with both a variable volume fire chamber and variable air-through-bolt flow. it allows you to fine tune the markers performance, efficiency and feel.

The DM is the next step down and lacks the tuning option of the NT but is still a phenomenal performer.

there's a sort of comparison here:
http://dorosports.wordpress.com/2011/01/31/dm11-vs-nt11-which-one-is-for-you/

I wouldn't really say dms are the next step down.. thats a bit like saying egos are a step down from geos just because the geos are a newer product line.. they're just different top end guns made by the same company really, just a matter of personal preference.

 

[Lump]

Well it looks like Dye have dropped the NT, and left the DM series running. Take from that what you will

 

[Bambulus]

Well it looks like Dye have dropped the NT, and left the DM series running. Take from that what you will

I've read that they're releasing a new NT at a later date, some time in summer 2012 or early 2013. Only rumour, mind you.

The DM is also (one of?) the only spool markers with an LPR.