flash or jt exellarator 6.0?

spydEr99 · 11-17-2002, 02:13 PM

my friend was thinking aboiut getting either a flash or a 6.0, which one do you think he should get? thanx

-=ReD-hAzE=- · 11-17-2002, 03:26 PM

does he not like your e-99..? why doesn't he get one of them..?

if he doesn't like your e-99 he won't like the flash...because its the same gun... just a differant ano...

spydEr99 · 11-17-2002, 03:37 PM

said he loves the e99 thats why he's getting the flash but he doesnt want to copy, which is stupid, cause if u like a gun you should just buy it

MAJ. RaZoR -MR- · 11-17-2002, 06:40 PM

absolutely no contest. 6.0

Mutated Goose · 11-17-2002, 06:42 PM

TKO Automag wins....

Wait where did that come from? sorry, wrong forum

bam87 · 12-07-2002, 08:43 AM

id say go with the flash. my friend has a 5.0 and its kinda bulky and heavy. its cool but heavy and without an aftermarket barrel, its extremely inaccurate and chops loads of paint. im not sure if its exactly the same with the 6.0 but to me i think theyre practically the same guns just with the 6.0 has a high-risde verticle feed, the grip frame talks or whatever and theres a reg.

josh_hill · 12-30-2002, 06:44 PM

flash lcd

betdathurt · 01-01-2003, 09:23 AM

I would go with the Flash. There are more aftermarket parts for Spyder's than JT. And the difference between the E-99 and the Flash LCD is that you can change firing modes externaly on the Flash LCD plus the timer and shot counter.

CapnCrunch · 01-04-2003, 10:53 AM

Actually, JT's take almost all Spyder aftermarket parts.

My 6.0 doesn't chop, is accurate, isn't heavy, and works great. My friend had a Spyder and it would break on him every other time he used it.

Mills1 · 01-27-2003, 04:21 AM

JT uses spyder threads, and nearly all Spyder aftermarket parts are compatible with JT's. Between the JT 6.0, and the Flash, I would take the JT. I've had a chance to use both, and while the JT is nothing that great, I'd take it over the Flash anyday.

CapnCrunch · 01-27-2003, 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mills1
JT uses spyder threads, and nearly all Spyder aftermarket parts are compatible with JT's. Between the JT 6.0, and the Flash, I would take the JT. I've had a chance to use both, and while the JT is nothing that great, I'd take it over the Flash anyday.

I think I said that earlier, eh?

Ebonclaw · 02-08-2003, 09:42 AM

I had the opportunity to handle a 6.0....it was a good gun, but here's the quirks...
VERY heavy gun. Like, steel almost. And the only other quirk that really bothered me was the fact that getting the striker out is damn near impossible....see the bolt and striker are connected vie a strip pin....the thing is, in order to remove internals, you have to take off the strip pin off course...which means the bolt and hammer are no longer connected, which means the bolt will slide out but the hammer will not.....it was a nightmare to remove the hammer.
Get the E-99, it performs damn near the same but doesn't have the quirks the JT does.....it has a different, more managable set of quirks....the staggered holes and the metric threading.

paintballer · 02-14-2003, 06:52 PM

I'd say if he likes the e-99 to go with the flash, I mean its cheaper than the jt and probably better too. I mean the J.T is good to like it has voice prompts that are kinda useless........and vibration thats.....kinda useless....I know someone with a JT, after bragging about how *great* it is hes now asking for my revvy. Well the J.T looks good but then looks are......................kinda useless.............