If cost wasnt the deciding factor then whch would be your chice and why?
I play at the back and would like to shoot around 9 pots plus.
Any suggestions?
I play at the back and would like to shoot around 9 pots plus.
Any suggestions?
Dm5 Or Proto
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Theres heaps more you can do on a DM5 than a proto....
Protos are alot lighter mind but you need to spend the wonga to get them up to scratch- ie no clamping feedneck or ASA, and alot don't like the DM4 triggers on them - DMS are easier to get ramp ready than the Proto's also
Whilst the DM5 have all the above as standard - I know there a little iffy but the on/off are a nice touch - im also a DM fan so i'd say the DM5
Protos are alot lighter mind but you need to spend the wonga to get them up to scratch- ie no clamping feedneck or ASA, and alot don't like the DM4 triggers on them - DMS are easier to get ramp ready than the Proto's also
Whilst the DM5 have all the above as standard - I know there a little iffy but the on/off are a nice touch - im also a DM fan so i'd say the DM5
Proto every time, smaller lighter and cheaper (as the cost will always sway you!!)
Also the new proto 06 is gona be out in a bit so the prices may well drop further!
Buy a proto, do all the ups, and it will rip like a bihatch!
Also the new proto 06 is gona be out in a bit so the prices may well drop further!
Buy a proto, do all the ups, and it will rip like a bihatch!
I would say proto. Never been too much of a fan of the newer matrix markers, but a coach has a proto with tadao in, and its mighty quick and light. The lower price really shouldnt put you off, they are bargains!
dm5
i am not biased at all i love my gun.
i get 9 pods and a loader on a good cold fill. just fill up when you come in and then again when you go out.
i am not biased at all i love my gun.
i get 9 pods and a loader on a good cold fill. just fill up when you come in and then again when you go out.
Dm5
I have the DMC which is just the same as the dm5 but slightly lighter , bear in mind all the matrixs are a higher maintainance marker mainly the greese ?O rings on the bolt keep on top of them and this marker will serve you well.
I just love the dmc /5 because its ao quiet and doesnt smash paint , these guns could shoot raw eggs without breaking the shells
which ever you decide to buy i suppose its all down to personell preference and the affordability, all the advice on this thread is excellent
I have the DMC which is just the same as the dm5 but slightly lighter , bear in mind all the matrixs are a higher maintainance marker mainly the greese ?O rings on the bolt keep on top of them and this marker will serve you well.
I just love the dmc /5 because its ao quiet and doesnt smash paint , these guns could shoot raw eggs without breaking the shells
which ever you decide to buy i suppose its all down to personell preference and the affordability, all the advice on this thread is excellent