help me make a decision

[SpyDR]

at the end of this summer i will have earned enough for a nice setup... about 1200 dollars. the problem is i dont know very much about what i need. i usually play recball and outlaw ball in the woods. i guess i want something quiet, efficient, and i can take care of easily. i've tried all the guns and im partial to the electro's and the cocker trigger. i just need help deciding what would fit into what i need.

[halB]

try out the palmer blazer

[SpyDR]

how much does a fairly nice blazer set up cost and do i have to know alot to maintain it?? is it gas effiecient or vice versa and will it be able to take a beating while i play woodsball? anything else i need to know?

[SEPHIROTH_086]

Why not get a good electro, hardly any maintenance at all

[Dr. Isotope]

An electro for woodsball? Seems a bit much, don't you think?

Blazer would work great. Small, light, quiet, runs equally well on CO2 or HPA. Expect to pay around $800 fully set-up (ported barrel, trigger job, stab).

Oh, and as to dependability, anything Palmer builds is like a tank. :cool:

[Letchworth40]

You could always get a nice HyperMag setup. Or a matrix.

[SpyDR]

what about maintenance on a blazer? is that hard?

[Dr. Isotope]

Originally posted by SpyDR
what about maintenance on a blazer? is that hard?

A couple of drops of oil in the ASA about once a case. Try to keep dirt and sand out of it. :D "Flush" it by running water through the pneumatics occasionally (I flush mine maybe twice a year), and that's it.

Set it, and forget it.

[AK47]

Electros are generally better for tournys, a stock cocker should be good for you.

[halB]

and if anything goes wrong with the blazer ya just send it to palmer shop and theyll fix it.