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troytday Thursday, January 15th, 2004 Period of Product Use: 3 years Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: None. Different features than other markers, and durable. Marker Setup: GT-2000 w/ ANS Jackhamer LPR. 14" Tru Flight Rifled Barrel and 10" Taso Elimanator Barrel. Ring Trigger and Java Grips. Recommended Upgrades: I would buy a Low Pressure Regulator. This will cut recoil, and noise and gain better accuracy. Strengths: Dependable, Fast, Accurate even with stock barrel. Use "Zap" paint. Weaknesses: Stock grips feel rough. Pull these off and rubber undercoat them. Review: 1. Start with a LPR. This will give better consistency on this marker. This should be the first upgrade done. Why 90% of us use Co2. Want more consistency, here it is. The "ANS Jackhammer 1 or 2 will do, or a "Palmers Rock, etc". 2. Then get a 14" barrel. I would try a carbon fiber or ceramic barrel. Have not tried these barrels on this marker but know a J&J would kick balls. "aka paintballs". 3. Lighten the trigger springs. Buy a spyder trigger spring kit of the net . Go to Ace hardware, etc and get lighter springs. If they are a little to long but feel softer cut them down a bit. This is a cheap way for aftermarket springs. I am working on a trigger mod for this marker soon. "So check back in a while". The first mod is the best. Second a barrel will do athough I am shocked for it being this good stock. Third I have played pro ball with Micro Cockers, etc. I know about paintball and knew and played with the Doom Troopers years ago. I play rec ball now. I have played with all types of markers from PMI, Kingman, WGP, to crap markers Nelspot and Splatmasters. When you get good buy a Mag or Cocker. These are the best bang for the buck. And they have been around for years with a proven track record. Although the GT 2000 will compete with tourney style markers if set up right. Remember use only Zap paint. GT+ZAP="NO BREAKAGE". Conclusion: Best marker next to a Icon. One last time very accurate and dependable. Rating: 9 out of 10

sonnemann Thursday, January 15th, 2004 | 7:56 am PST You put a cocker LPR on a blowback as an inline?! Never heard of it being done before...but cool that it worked out. You could also have used a direct Stabilizer...