marker change?
- Thread starter echo34
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depends if you still like it, i had a 05 ego but sold it because i fancied a change, even though the ego ripped.
Martin.
Martin.
does it still work?
are you happy with it's performance and accuracy?
is it still in good condition visually?
if so then there is really no need to change...
i last upgraded to an ion...that was only so that i could go to sup air fields and have a chance of holdiong my own...prioir to that i was running a spyder shutter...i had it for five years and only moved up to get the better rate of fire...
i still get it out now and again when i fancy a change.
so to sum up....dont change unless you either have to( broken deffective gun) ,
need to great technology/R.O.F leap or you have a large bundle of notes burning a hole in your pocket and a desire to own the latest all singing all dancing emulsifier.
are you happy with it's performance and accuracy?
is it still in good condition visually?
if so then there is really no need to change...
i last upgraded to an ion...that was only so that i could go to sup air fields and have a chance of holdiong my own...prioir to that i was running a spyder shutter...i had it for five years and only moved up to get the better rate of fire...
i still get it out now and again when i fancy a change.
so to sum up....dont change unless you either have to( broken deffective gun) ,
need to great technology/R.O.F leap or you have a large bundle of notes burning a hole in your pocket and a desire to own the latest all singing all dancing emulsifier.
echo, my first marker was an Ion and I recently upgraded to a PM5. Having held a PM6, the weight and size difference is noticeable but I see no reason to upgrade at the moment. The PM5 I have has a couple of required upgrades, name an OOPS and feedneck, along with a barrel and trigger.
The internals of a PM6 are almost identical to that of a PM5 and the PM7 is again similiar, but with extra modes built into the stock board. As I play division 4 NSPL, I have no need for modes other than semi but have recently bought a cheap Millennium board should I want the capability of ramping.
It is quite a large and heavy gun in comparison to the more recent releases, but if you can cope with that then you might as well spend more money playing than on a new marker.
-Will
The internals of a PM6 are almost identical to that of a PM5 and the PM7 is again similiar, but with extra modes built into the stock board. As I play division 4 NSPL, I have no need for modes other than semi but have recently bought a cheap Millennium board should I want the capability of ramping.
It is quite a large and heavy gun in comparison to the more recent releases, but if you can cope with that then you might as well spend more money playing than on a new marker.
-Will
If it still works and you're still happy with it there's no need to change it, I changed mine due to team sponsorship but if I didnt have to change it, I would have kept my old one for a hell of a lot longer.
Im using an 04 gun. My backup 01. If you look after it and buy the correct ups then there is no need.
if there is nothing rong with it then keep it, no need to spend all that money on the next model which has hardly any difference.
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easy one this!!!!
i have a dm5 in 10 years time i will still have a dm5, it aint just a marker its part of my paintballing personality. and when you find that you will find that a post like this one is pointless cause you already know the answer
i have a dm5 in 10 years time i will still have a dm5, it aint just a marker its part of my paintballing personality. and when you find that you will find that a post like this one is pointless cause you already know the answer
