bob long dragun

[cappy]

Hi all
Im thinking of buying the new boblong dragun any one got one ,if so whats it like to use any thoughts on that and is there any retailers in the uk .cheers all
Steve Team Hannables

 

[Cook$]

not a chance mate, sorry. thyre only makin 650, and theyve presold 950, so the chances of you gettin one are pretty negative. Get a standard timmy. freakin awesome gun. come try mine in nottingham on sunday if u want!

 

[Alien]

Or you can try the tuned one that is mine
remember to buy a bigger pod pack as you'll shoot more paint


Alien

 

[cappy]

thanks lads

Thanks alot guys I know that I can trust you,pitty that I wont be on the receving end this time but hey thats life.
What is the differance between my shocker and the timmy.appart from the flashy bits like consistincy and range. gas consumption,and weight.and what s the recemended air system.
OH by the way I CANT SPELL
see you sunday take care......

 

[Alien]

full ansa tommorrow. but its not the same gas hog as a shocker and its much lightr. use any air sys, size depends on where you play

Alien

 

[p5curly]

And f you want a "timmy" we sell them at
PHOENIX PAINTBALL
01543 451454
www.paintballuk.com

 

[P8ntbllr99]

they have them at 888paintball.com

 

[Alien]

Hi steve

The consistancy is pretty much the same and the range is the same as most markers. Their not the most gas effiecent but you can do the low pressure mod and fit a delrin bolt which improves it a lot.

I'll lend you mine for a game or two on sunday so you can try it out

See ya sunday

Alien

 

[joowon49]

I completely disagree with Alien. The New Timmies: GZ, 2002, Dragon all run at 85 PSI! Once broken in, they shoot about 1500 balls on one 68 45 tank. By the way, I'm curious as to why you would want a dragon. On a performance point of view, they work the same as the new 2002 models, only their asthetic value ans a slightly lighter weight for the Dragon distinguish them and to pay about $500 more for just that is absurd. Timmys are prob the best all around gun on the market because of their speed, accuracy, and efficiency. Good Luck finding a well priced Dragon, here in the states they are about $1300 so next time you come play in a US tournament, or vacation, pick up one on the way. It'll save you about $300 from getting it in the UK, and they're relatively common here.