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paintballisfun
04-19-2003, 10:12 PM
i few questions come to mind

ok, last summer i sold out of paintball (stupid i know) anyway, im lookin for a new gun and i find the 2k3 bushy..now my questions are...is it better to run a preset lowpressure tank, or high pressure tank (cant afford adjustable) im pretty sure low pressures better but im not sure...oh, and if i have a evo 2, do i really need pds??? i want it, but i just rang up my total and for a bushy w/o pds, a lowpressure 68/4500 crossfire tank, evo2, extreme rage bullet paq, and a all american barrel, and some other little stuff (fittings, bottle covers, condoms) the total is right around $900 to $1000 dollars...so if i dont need pds, i would rather save the money and get a barrel, or grips something like that
thanks

DagNasty
04-21-2003, 09:14 AM
preset low tank. I have an adjustable and my tank output is set at 400.

PDS is a godsend for some, crap for others. I personally don't use, don't like, don't want the PDS. It slows down my ROF. True that I may chop a ball here and there, but with an evoII i chop maybe a ball a case and even that is pretty rare. Definitely get a barrel system though.

paintballisfun
04-21-2003, 10:46 AM
thanks for replying

(it takes about 2 years to get a response on the icd forums)

Hoplon
04-21-2003, 02:59 PM
Pds isn't necessary if you use halfway decent paint. Most of the time i don't have mine on and i'm using a 12v revy.

DeathscytheSK
04-28-2003, 07:22 PM
yeah and just wait till shootpaint releases the SP Mod, no chops and it doesn't effect your rof, and it even helps with consistancy

Shadow Player
05-25-2003, 07:01 PM
when you say SP do you mean smart parts mod?

ShootPaint
06-01-2003, 04:50 PM
SP doesnt stand for Smart Parts, or at least not in this cade.

To some people they think SP stands for ShootPaint when it actually stands for Solenoid Pressure.

We have a mod that lowers the cocking pressure and allows the marker to cycle at its normal speed. This helps reduce chops and breaks, simple as that.