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Edited by Jim the Admin:
12/28/2014 12:02:43 AM
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[url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004AE6EE8/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1419724442&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70]The only reasonable choice.[/url]
[url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000X04RJM/ref=pd_aw_fbt_sg_img_2?refRID=1JTJDCRWJNW0YNRS1KCG]This would have to be bought as well[/url].
[spoiler][url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B006H9AOJU?psc=]The full kit and kaboodle version.[/url][/spoiler]
My prices that I see are the Prime prices so I don't know how much they cost non-prime users.
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Haha I've always used an A-5 I've been wanting something new but I can't let go of my A-5 it's perfect.
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I would go to an X-7 but I don't see the need, really.
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Yeah that's what I've been thinking but since I've been out of the game for a while I have no idea if that's worth it or not.
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Edited by Jim the Admin: 12/28/2014 12:57:20 AMI suppose Variable firing options and the E-grip. But I don't need the upgrades unless they would greatly boost my ability to perform and my response trigger already gives me all three firing options if I finaggle it.
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How is the response trigger? Worth the money or nah?
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I got my A5 from a friend for $125 so I think it was worth every penny. You can get an adapter for like $60 and I mean, if you really want to fire faster than a regular trigger pull I could see buying it. I have had no issues with it mechanically and I love it.
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I still don't see why people use a-5s like that. The only reason I see for getting a tippmann is to make it look really cool, like the pic above. I'm looking for performance, not "OMG my fake gun looks so cool!"
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Have you ever used any Tippman products? There is a reason 98s are one of the most widely used loaner guns on fields. They make reliable markers and equipment. Slapped a straight line and response trigger on my A5 and now I never need another marker for woodsball.
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Edited by A Forum Cop: 12/28/2014 2:02:15 AMPhenom, A-5, 98, all the US army markers(I know they're just dressed up tippmans), and a BT-4, I have used tippmans yes, but they are really only good for woodsball. I also like top play x-ball/airball/speedball, so tippmanns aren't an option for me, and mechanically, they are more bulky and harsher on paint than speedball markers. They are reliable. but I am willing to actually maintain my marker, so that is less of an issue with me.
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[quote]Phenom, A-5, 98, all the US army markers(I know they're just dressed up tippmans), and a BT-4, I have used tippmans yes, but they are really only good for woodsball.[/quote]Well, I suppose for me Tippman is my way to go because I don't play Speedsball. [quote]They are reliable. but I am willing to actually maintain my marker, so that is less of an issue with me.[/quote]I do too. I do all my own work, which is why I love their low maintenance and virtual simplicity. My job is easier. Your logic and tone kind of offended me but I'm assuming you didn't mean it hostilely. I play only woodsball so I can't help you any further.
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Yeah, I see how I might have come across as rude, but I see your point.
