Comments on rmak's Review

rmak Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 Period of Product Use: 3 months 8 of 8 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Automag ule upgraded (mechanical) . Marker Setup: Silver 2k5, cp on /off, new design sabre trigger, 116 frenzy board (semi-only), aluminum ram, empire reloader w/rip, black delrin bolt, micro line, 14" ultralite dye barrel, 68/4500 crossfire. Recommended Upgrades: board, triggger, barrel, aluminum ram, and adjustable ram cap. Strengths: Light and accurate. Air efficient. Fast with the upgrades. Sleek looking. Light recoil. No chopping. Weaknesses: Feed neck pressed on, Defient board is ok. Front block works itself loose. Review: I bought my 2k5 (in almost mint condition) for $330 at E-bay (1-07). This 2k5 is considered to be on the low end of the high priced Bob Long intimidator markers, it does not hold it's value like the other intimidators, but with the suggested upgrades, this marker rips with the best, for anyone who likes the 2k2 but want the 2k5 clamshell upgrade, this marker has it all. Front block works itself loose because of the way it is design. My paintball buddy recommended Bob Long markers, because he owned at least 5 timmy's from the past 6 years, and there is a whole lot of after market parts available. When I took my 2k5 out to the field, after all the upgrades, I was shooting ropes, and shooting accurately, this marker is shooting 16bps on semi only, never chop any balls so far, this marker rocks!, with the aluminum ram, after shooting all my 5 pods in 2 games, I had 1000 psi left, very air efficient. I like this marker so much, I bought another silver 2k5 for $275 at E-bay (3-07). Conclusion: For the price (used) can't get any better, you will be happy with this marker. It is light, good looking, and very accurate, I would definitely recommend this marker. Rating: 9 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, March 30th, 2007 at 1:21 am PST