...plus when you get some more money, you can just upgrade parts instead of a new gun. Invest in a good barrel, I've seen many a cocker go to waste with a shitty barrel. Does really well with ceramic.
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My best bud is the founder of http://www.ktpaintball.com/ and I always hear them going on about some gun called an Angel. Whatever that is, they say it's the best. =]
Originally posted by MarkTiarra My best bud is the founder of http://www.ktpaintball.com/ and I always hear them going on about some gun called an Angel. Whatever that is, they say it's the best. =]
I've had one, I prefer a non-electronic semi, it is all about preference. I like a gun you can drag through the mud, throw against a tree, fall on, get shot... and still shoot perfect. As for the Angel, fun as hell, but get it dirty or drop it, say bye to a couple grand.
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if you want a good priced and VERY reliable gun that can really get in the mud and get dirty, go with the tipman 98 custom..
It is a bit louder than some other(get a silencer made for 20 bux) but it is the best gun for the price, and it can really take a beating and keep on kicking ass
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Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989
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