I'm with JohnC, if the Timmy used any kind of unique design, they could sue System X for infringement. I now have less respect for System X for copying such a piss poor platform in the first place 
New Sysytem X gun
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Whats the price difference between a alias and this?????
And has anyone actually had a go??? is it the same????
And has anyone actually had a go??? is it the same????
well, they have NEARLY made something impressive, and thats a complete tit of himself,
that gun looks to me like its some sort of a toy, i wudnt let my self be seen with a gat like that, when you have the sexness of a Alias, Cocker or X-Mag...
that gun looks to me like its some sort of a toy, i wudnt let my self be seen with a gat like that, when you have the sexness of a Alias, Cocker or X-Mag...
A hundred says that has at least as good if not better build quality than the much adored timmy. Same damn gun, I don't see how anybody who likes the timmy could not like this.
timmy time
Doesn't look fast at all, looks like a timmy but not as fast so whats the point, just buy a timmy....
Doesn't look fast at all, looks like a timmy but not as fast so whats the point, just buy a timmy....
I'll take that. Put your money where your mouth is. Lets get an independent review from someone like Beaker or a mod on this forum. And I think you should hold your opinion until you feel one of the system X guns in your hand. I had the pleasure (?) of trying one at HB.
Unless that is you think cast pot metal feels as good as machined anodised metal.
Are you familiar with how bad the System X knock of the E-blade was? This is just as bad. I'll give them that the milling and design looks good. They are also very good at taking pictures and making their products look good. But that's very different to having one in your hand.
And as for what's original on the timmy, the ram sleeve set up and remote solenoid system is very original on that gun. You may not like it (it's very obvious you are a hater for the sake of being a hater), but it's actually a very good design for airflow and packaging. Far better than 90 degree turns and most manifold systems.