Angel A1 Fly - Still a respectable marker?

[Mas4t0]

I have an Angel A1 Fly (Rasta) which I purchased quite a few years ago.

I've not used it since an ankle injury back in 2010; at the time I sent the marker to WDP to be serviced and it's not been used since. There are a few upgrades and customisations to it, but without going through paperwork I wouldn't be able to say what those were.

Anyhow, I'm now looking to get back into paintball, but I'm not sure how things have changed over the past few years and how the A1 Fly stacks up against some of the more modern markers. I'd appreciate your thoughts on whether I'd be best to pick up where I left off with the A1 Fly or if I'd be better advised to look into some of the current options.

Thanks!

 

[Missy-Q]

Great gun. I say stick with it.

 

[phil-boy]

Sick marker !

I had one of those and think it was my biggest regret in selling it, you got any pics as a matter of interest ?

 

[Sid Sidgwick]

Great gun, huge regret selling mine keep it as it's brilliant.

 

[GRIMLOCK]

ive still got a wonderboy lying somewhere in need of some love, warped the frame and broke the ASA mount in a bad dive.....

 

[Muxas]

I have one a1 fly but i need parts, does anyone knows?

 

[avituk]

A1's can be brought back to life as long as you have the right contacts. ive spent a good few years finding all the hoarders as i am one myself. still plenty of parts out there.

 

[rorodr0033]

Angels are great man, my main concern would be the spare parts whenever something needs to be replaced.... Could be hard to find, but as mentioned below... If you have the right contacts it should't be a problem...

Would like to see some pics of that rasta

 

[Muxas]

i have one a1 fly and i need parts, like solenoid and stuff, anyone knows?

 

[avituk]

i have one a1 fly and i need parts, like solenoid and stuff, anyone knows?

Noids will be hard to get but what parts do you need?