Tac-One on the Speedball Field

[roxcreek]

I don't want to get a marker with much if any electronics. I just enjoy mechanical markers moe than I do electros. Don't get me wrong I think electric guns are a huge innovation to the paintball industry, it's just that mech markers are easier for me to tinker with, easier to understand, and I like the fact that mech markers started paintball and so the technology has been refined more.

The main reason I was attracted to the Tac-One was it's looks, not necissarily the rails. I can't even think of anything that I would even want to put on them. I was also uninformed that the Tac-One was pretty much just an Automag with a different wrapper. A third element that attracted me was the Tac-One's rating on PB Review.com. (9.9 out of ten and the only two 9s on the report card were highly disputed)

[Sundown]

Yeah if you the an RT ULE.. its the same thing as a Tac-One...
So if you do not need/want the rails.. just get an RT ULE.

Great marker my friend.. you will not regret it

What you playing with now?

[Dalm]

Booo bouncing, hooray red stripe. Red stripe, hooray beer!

Is it really bouncing? I mean its an RT "reactive trigger" no? Guess Im not sure where the line gets drawn as to what classifies bounce. Tippmann jumped on the idea and ran with it as well. I suppose its arguing points of view. I always thought bounce was the effect of the marker firing causing it to fire again. Not using an " air assisted" trigger to fire faster/shrug

When judges test for bounce don't they bump the marker on the back to see if it fires?

[roxcreek]

Yeah if you the an RT ULE.. its the same thing as a Tac-One...
So if you do not need/want the rails.. just get an RT ULE.

Great marker my friend.. you will not regret it

What you playing with now?

Thanks for the advice, I am using a heavily milled US5 from PCS, and a ICD Promaster (with no ASA or hopper.) and a 98c as a backup and lending gun.

[snoopay700]

Is it really bouncing? I mean its an RT "reactive trigger" no? Guess Im not sure where the line gets drawn as to what classifies bounce. Tippmann jumped on the idea and ran with it as well. I suppose its arguing points of view. I always thought bounce was the effect of the marker firing causing it to fire again. Not using an " air assisted" trigger to fire faster/shrug

When judges test for bounce don't they bump the marker on the back to see if it fires?

Bouncing is using the trigger getting pushed back out by the valve (at twice the pressure it took to fire the marker) to fire the marker again, and again and again.