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- Thread starter stu
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Rail all the way. Don't listen to Nige - he's a bit biased!
Unbiased post then Syd. Try before you buy mate, there are plenty of decent markers around.
By the way, I have an EGO7 you are welcome to try.
Nige
Ha... that made me giggle...... im doubtful the wife is even allowed to open the box it came in...let alone somebody else put there mits on itBy the way, I have an EGO7 you are welcome to try.
-james
It is in my secret bat cave under the house.
Got lazers, pressure pads, rottweilers and armed guards round it.
Now all I have to do is kick the Mrs into the spare room and move my 07 in!!!
It will be at the NSPL all season and Cannock indoor if people want a go. I will let you if you get the coffee!
Nige
Got lazers, pressure pads, rottweilers and armed guards round it.
Now all I have to do is kick the Mrs into the spare room and move my 07 in!!!
It will be at the NSPL all season and Cannock indoor if people want a go. I will let you if you get the coffee!
Nige
Having owned an Ion (from stock to fairly upped) and an Angel 06 speed, my opinion is:
Angel all the way.
Angel:
If you buy a good set of allen keys, easy to maintain
Faster
Better stock feedneck
Easier board to figure out and work with
Incredibly easy bolt access, for that quick bit of lubing the bolt inbetween cases.
Ion:
Metal so weak that doing up a screw to its full tightness will ruin part/parts of the gun.
With above problem, makes in depth maintenance a risky business, especially for a completely new person to maintaining a paintball marker.
Although, whatever people say about the plastic, the body is really just as strong and sturdy as any other gun, its more of a heavy, thick rubber sort of stuff. Not going to fall apart if it hits the floor.
Angel all the way.
Angel:
If you buy a good set of allen keys, easy to maintain
Faster
Better stock feedneck
Easier board to figure out and work with
Incredibly easy bolt access, for that quick bit of lubing the bolt inbetween cases.
Ion:
Metal so weak that doing up a screw to its full tightness will ruin part/parts of the gun.
With above problem, makes in depth maintenance a risky business, especially for a completely new person to maintaining a paintball marker.
Although, whatever people say about the plastic, the body is really just as strong and sturdy as any other gun, its more of a heavy, thick rubber sort of stuff. Not going to fall apart if it hits the floor.
say what you like about angels, but you cant say an ion is easier to maintain. thats just plain bs. for an inexperienced user, the fragility of some of the wiring of the ion, coupled with the fact you have to undo one of the internal hoses to properly clean the marker makes it a lot more hassle than drop of lube in the macro hose then dry fire.
peace.
(ego ftw)
peace.
(ego ftw)
