Comments on pink_floyd76's Review

pink_floyd76 Tuesday, August 5th, 2003 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 6 months Similar Products Used: I used to have a cocker with tons of upgrades heavily upgraded spyders impulses Marker Setup: minimag with...... boomstick for sure level 10 Recommended Upgrades: a boomstick (it's amazing) it makes my mag just as accurate as my cocker but as u no cockers r very complicated and mags r not the level to makes paint breakage minimal(some team used all e-mags with level 10's and ran through 140 cases and never broke a ball) Strengths: SIMPLICITY ACCURACY BARREL DESIGN SIZE Weaknesses: NONE Review: comming from using a cocker to switch to the mag is shocking I can't believe thats it gets the same if not better accuracy with the boomstick but with much greater simplicity if you have any problem its usually just a seal which can be replaced cheaply and quickly the level 10 makes the mag other anti chop devices use electricty which I've seen bunk up on low battery, the connections just get loose, water, humidity, s*** happens cause they rely on electricty to power them the level 10 relies on the laws of physics (which cannot be changed) so that with any resistance it wont fire try jamming your finger or nething and firing with the level 10, it just shoots the gas up the powerfeed the mag barrel is awesome instead of dropping into the breech and firing through the barrel (like every other gun) it drops into the barrel Conclusion: you'll never have to miss abnother game cuase ur guns acting up it works perfectly and flawlessly all the time Rating: 10 out of 10

SlickAle Wednesday, September 10th, 2003 | 8:27 pm PST Barrels don't do anything for accuracy. Neither do cockers.

toothpastedog Sunday, November 30th, 2003 | 1:00 pm PST SlickAle, i must say this strait out, you're wrong. the length of the barrel does something for acuraccy (how well would a 2" barrel shoot), and although that isn't as important as how well the barrel is made, i.e. with ss or alumnium or cardboard, it matter. how well the barrel is honed (the internal polish) is another really important thing too. if you hone a barrel as well as dye does than you have a winner. if you use sand paper to hone your barrel than you have a looser. also, cockers and other closed bolt guns are more accurate/get better distance than most open bolt guns. closed bolt guns don't apply any bolt action to the ball as they're being shot and thus the ball isn't in motion while the air is pushing the ball out the barrel. this provides for a more accurate shot.