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Sean

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Back in the Drizzle....Crawley/Oxford
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Guys, i have to say!

Wow

Just been round to a friends house to have a look at his new gun. and what a beaty she is. Beautifully annoed, ran straight out of the box and shot like a dream.

These Dye cockers are definately worth a look! i know i am seriously tempted!

anyone else had a play with them?

He got his from A-team paintball and even the service was top notch (like so many providers these days though lets face it)
 
D6

D6

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Jun 21, 2002
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Good to hear somebody giving them the thumbs up- you don't usually hear anything but complaints about them.

Is there any difference between the latest batch of Dye cockers and the older ones? I heard the springs were all funky, just wondering if they'd fixed them?

They are very nice looking i admit.:)
 
Burb

Burb

#1 Soi Cowboy.
Nov 27, 2001
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Yep ive heard nowt but bad about them.........
They do however look sweet, and feel god damn nice too.

"The bolt's design is bad - although it makes it easy to clean, if you get a shell jammed in the body, you're gonna need a wrench to take out the bolt. Not good.

The PMP 3-way is horrible. It looks great, but the damn thing slips. My timing went to crap pretty quickly. You'll need to invest in a good 3-way if you buy this gun, like the one on WGP's Orracle.

The price is very high for a gun that performs similarly to an Orracle, an Evolution, and everything of the sort.

You'll need to buy a regulator separately
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The trouble is, its really hard to find an un-biased review of markers on the internet - its rare that reviews on www.pbreview.com really slag off their own equipment.
 
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