The issue at hand

[gsupanther]

OK I have always have had a change of hearts between pro-carbine and 98c. I have heard very good things about both. I shot one of each once and liked them both. The people who own a pro-carbine tell me why you like it and why I should buy one and the same for 98c owners. I work retail selling stuff on the floor so I kinda work better this way. Or if someone could tell me which one is easier to use. I AM NOT ASKING FOR UPGRADES ON THE GUNS JUST ABOUT THE GUNS THEMSELVES.

Thanks

PS Does the bigshot go on both?

[PaintballerX]

The procarbine is a little stronger, and can stand up to more than the 98, but the amount of abuse past what a 98 can stand is just cruel. In other words, the 98 is the best choice for anything. It is great for woods, and for speedball, simply use the stock barrel and a dropforward, and presto! The 98C is also very upgradeable for later. And, finally, the Bigshot probably doesn't work on both, because I think the 98 threads are different from the P/C threads, because they made the 98's threads bigger to take off the barrel faster. Hope I helped.

[Skizothymic]

my friend has a pro/carb, and it was awsome with the velocity at 310, only painfull:pissed: when he got it to 280, it sucked. so he got a cmi tru-flight barrel. now, it is so awsome. it's comfortable, powerfull, and accurate. i am gettin a m98 in a few days, and i'll finally see which is better. i personally like the 98 just for the grip in front. i've gone over this list in my head a million times

pro carb is metal, but i think some m98s are too. :confused:
the m98 is so friggen generic, it's like the most used gun so you wont get hardly ANY coments (nice gun!) unless you upgrade it a ton.
the m98 has a lighter trigger pull.
both have the cvx vaulve i believe.
pro carb is lighter.
the pro carb has a little strap so you can carry it on your shoulder, which i think is cool :laugh:

these are all things I consider somewhat important, but your list may be diff. hope i helped.