Is it all worth the money?
- Thread starter oggey
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That's a fair point mate but then you have to remember the prices are high for a good reason!
1. the paintball industry is still comparitively small next to that of other indutries, clothes, toys, etc. consequently this means the guns are not in huge batch production.
2. next point is that the software designed and developed for these guns is quite often unique and therefore costs a significant amount, equally like computer consoles, etc. But after a few years these prices drop when the software becomes cheaper to make.
3. the final point is that like i mentioned the paintball industry is relatively small and therefore the seller compensates for not being able to sell as many at a "cheap" price and begins selling them at a higher price.
1. the paintball industry is still comparitively small next to that of other indutries, clothes, toys, etc. consequently this means the guns are not in huge batch production.
2. next point is that the software designed and developed for these guns is quite often unique and therefore costs a significant amount, equally like computer consoles, etc. But after a few years these prices drop when the software becomes cheaper to make.
3. the final point is that like i mentioned the paintball industry is relatively small and therefore the seller compensates for not being able to sell as many at a "cheap" price and begins selling them at a higher price.
lol yup...just look around before you go head long into a gat deal that you know your going to regret in the future for whatever the reasons; price, durablilty, etc. !!??
.....and so the difference between points 1 and 3 is......?Originally posted by blackhawkjac
That's a fair point mate but then you have to remember the prices are high for a good reason!
1. the paintball industry is still comparitively small next to that of other indutries, clothes, toys, etc. consequently this means the guns are not in huge batch production.
2. next point is that the software designed and developed for these guns is quite often unique and therefore costs a significant amount, equally like computer consoles, etc. But after a few years these prices drop when the software becomes cheaper to make.
3. the final point is that like i mentioned the paintball industry is relatively small and therefore the seller compensates for not being able to sell as many at a "cheap" price and begins selling them at a higher price.
...eerrrmm...yeh about that...just ignore the numbers!!
Robbo, do you just post a lot or are you a mod cus i see your stuff everywhere mate?? Just wondering??
Robbo, do you just post a lot or are you a mod cus i see your stuff everywhere mate?? Just wondering??
Originally posted by Alien_Balliztix
well there ya have it, the last living human to know who robbo is.
I do so hate even feigning humility ..... it's just not my nature
I know who Robbo is dude- who doesn't (which yes, might be quite funny) i was only asking about the whole mod thing...