When I finally decided to get me a "real" marker, a first all I wanted was an Angel. The First time I saw one, I almost fell in love (cuz you can't fall in love with something that's not alive, can you
) Then I fired one for the first time, and moments after that, I was setting up my own tent, if ya know what I mean
I got up to the point where I almost bought a second-hand one and was prepared to rob a bank for it (I had to, if I went through with it) But I didn't do it because of financial reasons (read: I was dead broke, and didn't have a proper marker to rob a bank with)
After the whole Angel thing cleared out of my head, I started thinking about getting a Cocker. The first reason for this was, because a (not toooo custom
) Cocker wouldn't be as expensive as an Angel. But also I started realizing (here's where the point of my story kicks in) that firing an electropneumatic marker isn't as rewarding as firing a semi marker. At least, that's how I feel abut it. I know alot of electro owners are thinking: "I'd like you to meet the shooty end of my Angel....." but those people just don't have a finger strong and well trained enough
to fire a marker that doesn't run on batteries! "Yeah, them thare argumentz bee havin' a point, but without an electro I can't fire my thirteen ballz per second!" Then you guys must have disappointed girls! There's nothing a nice little custom Cocker with blade trigger can't fix.
Basically what I was trying to say here was, that I like to feel a mechanism (wich doesn't need recharging) working inside my marker when I pull that trigger. Thanx for your valuable time.
Buddha "Eddepet" 5