Which do I buy
- Thread starter the_master
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What markers have you tried?
Its a definite must to try as many markers as possible and see which one you are most comfortable with.
Its a definite must to try as many markers as possible and see which one you are most comfortable with.
try reading some of the previuos threads, we get so many ppl asking the same old Q's, with the same awnsers,
Good Idea
After I thought about it I decided:
The Spyder E-99 is probably the best for my amount of money... but does anyone think that it would be a bad idea to get one? Or is there a better one to get?
After I thought about it I decided:
The Spyder E-99 is probably the best for my amount of money... but does anyone think that it would be a bad idea to get one? Or is there a better one to get?
what about a second hand mag? look on ww.pbnation.com
thats the best place to buy second hand guns from america.
just try before u buy!.
thats the best place to buy second hand guns from america.
just try before u buy!.
marker
I would get a tippmann if i were you. The gun is completely upgradeable. I think that it is one of the most if not most durable gun on the market. If you get one though, you'll want to invest in a new barrel. I strongly suggest the flatline. Some would disagree but i have never had a problem with it. The distance on it is amazing! It keeps hovering right out of sight unlike other guns that drop a little ways out.
I would get a tippmann if i were you. The gun is completely upgradeable. I think that it is one of the most if not most durable gun on the market. If you get one though, you'll want to invest in a new barrel. I strongly suggest the flatline. Some would disagree but i have never had a problem with it. The distance on it is amazing! It keeps hovering right out of sight unlike other guns that drop a little ways out.
Secondhand cocker or Impy
Why not get a used cocker or impulse. Make sure the gun gun isn't really old and worn. Look at the exterior some scratches are ok but it should look decent. See if the bolt housing is smooth. Unless its running a delrin bolt (plastic) this should be a good indicator on lubrication and amount of use from the owner. TRY the gun. Does it shoot straight and have a nice snappy sound (not letting all the air out in a few shots)
Investing a little in a gun now is smart. Don't get a Kingmann Spyder, because the finish and quality is not the same as with the markers mentioned above. Second of all once you try one of the nicer guns you'll know. Go ask, to try some!
Why not get a used cocker or impulse. Make sure the gun gun isn't really old and worn. Look at the exterior some scratches are ok but it should look decent. See if the bolt housing is smooth. Unless its running a delrin bolt (plastic) this should be a good indicator on lubrication and amount of use from the owner. TRY the gun. Does it shoot straight and have a nice snappy sound (not letting all the air out in a few shots)
Investing a little in a gun now is smart. Don't get a Kingmann Spyder, because the finish and quality is not the same as with the markers mentioned above. Second of all once you try one of the nicer guns you'll know. Go ask, to try some!
beginer buy compact medium buy a shutter advanced what ever you can aford but if you buy the compact or shutter if you have any money fix them up