The best strictly scenario guns are tac 8, but I won't say anything about functionality... Bob Long makes a scenario marker (which you just know is gonna be good) but as far as popularity, Tippman(whom I despise) is unquestionably the most used scenario gun.
you can get a lot of really nice shrouds for this gun, and for the best barrel, well all i can say is something cheap and effective. dont get sucked into all this barrel stuff...as long as it is polished on the inside, and its 10-14 inches long, its fine
oo just saw that you have a linear barrel...i got the same one, just use that.....its very effective cost wise and works just as good as some of the higher end barrels out there
wait, just to clarify, i think X7 would be best for scenario/mil-sim. a 98 custom pro would be best for woodsball, as it is cheap, durable, and extremely upgradeable.
A TACAMO TYPE 68 AK STYLE MARKER! IT IS ABOUT $300 OR $200 if you can find it on ebay!! it is made with real Ak parts and is made of all wood or steel no plastic!!
I use the kingman spyder mr-1 with the m4 carbine kit and it works awesomely in combat type games. (scenario games) I use an 18in rifled barrel and it works like a charm! MY GUN NO UPGRADES BARREL STOCK[ RAIL SCOPE
I say a Tippmann A-5, because of durability, felid stripablity, and other things. Thats what ided get. (I have a VL Triton 2 from Walmart.) Also, post something realevent to the forms on Instructables. This would be the place to talk about paintball. Also, join the Brigage there too. (put this code in when you sign up. It will ask for a referal code. 101715)
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12 years ago
The best strictly scenario guns are tac 8, but I won't say anything about functionality... Bob Long makes a scenario marker (which you just know is gonna be good) but as far as popularity, Tippman(whom I despise) is unquestionably the most used scenario gun.
12 years ago
dear pb army ihave a autococker and something is wrong with the velocity. i have tried many things, but nothing seems to work help me out
13 years ago
Tippmann x7
you can get a lot of really nice shrouds for this gun, and for the best barrel, well all i can say is something cheap and effective. dont get sucked into all this barrel stuff...as long as it is polished on the inside, and its 10-14 inches long, its fine
Reply 13 years ago
oo just saw that you have a linear barrel...i got the same one, just use that.....its very effective cost wise and works just as good as some of the higher end barrels out there
Reply 12 years ago
oh wow, i so want that thing.
Reply 13 years ago
wait, just to clarify, i think X7 would be best for scenario/mil-sim. a 98 custom pro would be best for woodsball, as it is cheap, durable, and extremely upgradeable.
13 years ago
A TACAMO TYPE 68 AK STYLE MARKER! IT IS ABOUT $300 OR $200 if you can find it on ebay!! it is made with real Ak parts and is made of all wood or steel no plastic!!
heres an link on a reveiw on it! http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/4901/
Reply 12 years ago
oh yeah, those are awesome.
12 years ago
upper end BT s are very good you cant compete with mag fed for realism also just about everything on rap4.com
12 years ago
i shoot 98 pro platinum. It's a very good gun like all tippmanns.
12 years ago
best woodsball has to be a tippmann 98c or a-5 both a really durable.
13 years ago
i shoot a 98 pro
13 years ago
heres a pic of it !
13 years ago
If your into milsim, an X-7 is the way to go! Even though my gun is a 98, I have tried ions and they are awsome!
13 years ago
I use the kingman spyder mr-1 with the m4 carbine kit and it works awesomely in combat type games. (scenario games) I use an 18in rifled barrel and it works like a charm! MY GUN NO UPGRADES
BARREL
STOCK[
RAIL
SCOPE
13 years ago
I say a Tippmann A-5, because of durability, felid stripablity, and other things. Thats what ided get. (I have a VL Triton 2 from Walmart.) Also, post something realevent to the forms on Instructables. This would be the place to talk about paintball. Also, join the Brigage there too. (put this code in when you sign up. It will ask for a referal code. 101715)