Back into the woods(advice needed)

[Ranger]

Hi all...

Well its been a few years since i ventured out playing woodsball. So me and a friend are planning to hit most of the big games next year and a fair few of the woodland sites.

But here is where the advice is needed..
Marker wise whats out there thats good..my eye as been drawn to either an Tippman A5 or one of the ws66 series markers.
Now i have been playing sup air since 2005 and enjoy the light fast responsive electro markers. So i was wondering if anyone could tell me their experiences with either of these two markers.

Aside from that other suggestable kit in the style of air bottles, remotes, packs.

Im going fully back to the woods so its back into assault vests, camo the works.. I have my sup air kit for when i want to play that.

Cheers to anyone who leaves a response.
At this moment im not looking to buy anything used so no offers cheers guys n gals.

 

[Biscuit]

most woodsballers use sup air gear these days especially when it comes to markers so if you already have a decent marker use that

 

[tomo110290]

i have only ever played woodball and have been playing for a year now i wear a blue dye top and eclipce pants and my pack is a blue nxe and the marker i use is a pmr i had a a5 for the first month of playing but i think they are to heavy to run with just wear your torny gear thats wat i do

tomo

 

[Niall W]

i've only heard good things about the BT delta elite

personally if i was playing scenario i'd just use my ego for woodsball. When you're playing for hours on end you're not going to lug around a big old machine gun also you'll want an efficient marker, and most woodsball markers aren't.

Though i've always liked the idea of playing in the woods with a cocker ..

 

[jack_judge]

for me pump play somes up woodsball why not try it ?

if you go true stock class its nice and light weight ideal for a big game

 

[Rider]

have a look at the sp8 or baby brother sp1 if you like the idea of true electro-pneumatics but with a military flavour.

 

[Mello]

Yea sp-1 Are cool.my friend gt one and they are really light and with the bolt out back easy to maintain

 

[Ranger]

I am not a smart parts hater by any means....but my experience with my ion left me frustrated...to get it working how i wanted it cost me as much as a good second hand gat.
I have done the tourney kit in the woods...this is me going back and being all mil-sim'ish if you get what i mean.

 

[Rider]

new bt marker - the TM-7 (or something...)
essentially an H&K MP-7 replica with invert mini operating internals.

 

[Oily]

Or just stick a stock on your tourney marker
Here's one i'm making for my Ego 07;
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c158/darme/Testfit.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c158/darme/Stock600x450.jpg

Forget about the WS66,to old now,i don't think anyone does any spares for them anymore.A5's seem to finicky(to me anyways)like Rider has said,the new TM7 will be out shortly which judging by all the reviews looks quality.Also the BT Delta Elite has had some good feedback.