Pro-Carbine vs. 98C

[Neech]

I'm going to be building a new gun soon and recently I saw a Pro-Carbine in action and was interested in what this gun had to offer compared to the 98. It's a nice looking gun, seemed lighter than the 98 but I wanted to know more about it.

Could those who use the Pro-Carbine give me some kind of breakdown of your gun and why you went with it instead of the 98?

Thanks

[Avery]

Sigh, here we go again. First off, look at all the similar posts here, and at www.tippmann.com , okay?

Basically:
98 is cheaper (easier to make)
98 has a foregrip (if you like that)
98 can have a flatline barrel (ditto)
98 currently has more accessories and is easier to upgrade (tho pro/carb is good too)
98 has a reactive trigger available now (pro/carb not yet)

pro/carb is easier to strip
pro/carb has a more solid body
pro/carb has no foregrip (if you like that)
pro/carb is less common

Avery

[Neech]

My mistake, I usually do search the threads just felt a little lazy I guess. Nevermind, I'll do the research.

[striker]

alright. I'll agree with most of that. I won't get into it like last time, but I just wanted to say that the RT trigger IS available for the carbine now. www.air-tipps.com. It's not on the website yet, but they are selling it.

[CatatonicSniper]

I love the lack of Pro/Carbs. It makes mine grab attention, plus I think its more accurate than the 98c. Plus, Its got a distinctive bark, so people will learn to fear it.