fireing mode

[Grim_Reaper999]

is turbo mode illegal in rec and tourney? its where you shoot and it starts picking up speed..

[Rugrat]

for rec, depends on your field or group rules for outlaw.

I believe it illegal in tourneys. Semi-only

[Grim_Reaper999]

but technically it is semi..

[Woods Sniper]

But technically it is illegal..

[Inverse]

i think automatic is incredibly cheap, that should just not be made, what use would you have for it

[LimeRatImpy]

its just a gimmick to sell guns to n00bies that is why most of these spyder e's and their clones are being sold with full auto options

[evil_twinkie]

exactly, new pbers think its awsome to shoot as fast as the pros do, its makes them feel superior to other new paintballers even though they are being cheap and unfair.

[No_DAMN_NAMES]

Originally posted by Grim_Reaper999
but technically it is semi.. No it is not. Semi is defined as one pull and release, one shot.

[Grim_Reaper999]

yea thats what it does...in a way...its not like that other mode where you pull it shoots and you let go and it shoots.

[Sc0tTy]

full auto is allowed where i play... suck when a guy has an a-5 flatline e-grip setup.. 24bps hurts...it really does..:(

[Woods Sniper]

Originally posted by Sc0tTy
full auto is allowed where i play... suck when a guy has an a-5 flatline e-grip setup.. 24bps hurts...it really does..:( :badboy:

[Lurker27]

Actually, there are two modes that somtimes are used interchangeably.

Turbo generally is a mode in which once the trigger pulls are over 4 bps, it starts going into auto response mode, that is, one shot per pull and one shot per release.

Nitro mode is generally where, once over 4 bps (or another preset number), it kicks into full auto mode, at whatever bps setting.