Markers Which one?

[Coopdog]

Can any one help me decide on which marker to get? I'm new into the sport and would like any help provide. I have a budget of £200. All help would be gratefully recived.

 

[Magic_8ball]

05 Proto Matrixes seem to be going for that sort of money at the moment second hand. Fantastic guns! Crazy cheap price. If you're interested in one I have one you can have for £200 if you want it.

Aside from PM5s, Ions and Autocockers go for under the £200 mark quite a lot

 

[Marcus Geezer]

Is the budget just for the marker or the whole caboodle (i.e. hopper, air, mask,pack, etc)

 

[Coopdog]

its just for the marker.

 

[Joner]

Save up a little more and get a Proto Matrix Rail. Shot one at an NSPL and was very impressed.

 

[Raffles]

2nd hand sounds like a bargain - but you could be buying a whole heap of trouble (as you are new to this sport - errr - hobby).

Your safest and best bet is to go for something new. The ION is probably the best starter marker at the moment (hell of a load of bits and plenty of people to help) - so I'd go down that route. If it does screw up for any reason - there's always the warranty (12 months on new stuff!).

Once you know which end the bullets come out of - go for something a little more 'up-market'.

 

[Coopdog]

Thanks for advice

2nd hand sounds like a bargain - but you could be buying a whole heap of trouble (as you are new to this sport - errr - hobby).

Your safest and best bet is to go for something new. The ION is probably the best starter marker at the moment (hell of a load of bits and plenty of people to help) - so I'd go down that route. If it does screw up for any reason - there's always the warranty (12 months on new stuff!).

Once you know which end the bullets come out of - go for something a little more 'up-market'.

 

[Game]

just got a pmr as a backup and very impressed with it

2nd hand pm5 again excellent guns loved mine

 

[speedbird_666]

Second Hand 05 Angel Speeds are pretty bombproof, easy to maintain, yet have very good performance.

And you can find them for less than £200 these days.

 

[Oppy]

Save an extra £50 quid and buy a PMR - these machines rip and can be easily upgraded - but only if you fancy upgrading it!

Its made well, shoots well out of the box, great support from Proto (and me and others also) and can be tweaked to suit you.

Buy one (from me even )

Seriously though - Go PMR!