Just a lil poll: DYE 2x frame vs Benchy 2x frame...

[ScoobYSnax]

What do you guys think between these two frames? Feel free to reply with any experiences/thoughts on the two products.

-Which do you feel is better? Why is that?
-What has the shorter pull?
-What one is more crisp and not as sloppy?
-Which one looks better?
-Will one cause more wear and tear than the other?

NOTE: Intelliframe is not a choice, so just try compare between these two. Thanks!!

[pip_999]

haha

well i can say its pretty much one sided
cause benchy SUX

[Restola]

NOTE: Intelliframe is not a choice, so just try compare between these two.

then i choose not to choose

[GallagherAtWar]

benchy pull is light i like it

Benchy!

[J]

DYE

Looks awsome, feels awsome, fires.. awsome.

Only thing good about a Benchy in that its already put together. DYE is a b**** to put together, took me like an hour with a hacksaw and a spare washer, but its great.

btw, my friend also has one, no probs there too

[ScoobYSnax]

Hmm, your little comment about putting a DYE frame together scares me. Is it really a pain? Should i find a tutorial on how to do it? I currently have a benchy 2x... Thanks guys for your thoughts on this!

[GallagherAtWar]

the dye frame doesnt come with a safty or grips and i believe theres no trigger. See your buying just the frame and nothing else get the benchy and save the time.

Chri$$

[Wc Keep]

the benchy is awesome. the trigger is real light and i can get 10 bps with the most of ease on it. only problem is that some parts of the trigger towards the top are uncomfortable.

[ScoobYSnax]

Well, I'm getting both--DYE frame, trigger, safety, grips and I currently have the benchy. I will try them out this weekend and see which I like better. Thanks guys for the help, feel free to keep posting your thoughts if you'd like.

[halB]

good on benchy:
its light

bad:
the benchy has a hideously long trigger pull
incredibly easy to short stroke
lots of slop, i mean lots of slop and play.
bad bad bad bad bad!!
get teh dye, even though it will void your warrantee.


oh yes btw: once u get done paying for all the things on the dye trigger frame you've pretty much spent enough to get an intelliframe. dont get a benchy though, youll be mad and sad.

why not try that medusa thingy?

[paint magnet]

Why no Intelliframe? If you're buying both you could have bought one...

Anyway I'd rather use the stock frame than the Benchy any day, that thing is a piece. Only good thing is it works, but it has so much slop it's hard to tell whether it's meant to pivot front to back or side to side and it's longer than a stock spyder frame. You'd be better off getting one of those 20 dollar aftermarket double triggers for the stock frame.

[giblit]

on my old mag had a benchy on it and i didnt really like it. i perfered the stock trigger frame. go intel or nothing at all.

[Gunga]

From: http://www.airgun.com/WarrantyPolicy.shtml

"Diamond Labs or Dye frames invalidate the warranty and will require a $45 rebuild fee. Benchmark and, of course, our own Intelliframes will not invalidate the warranty if they have not been modified."

[Hacker240]

I absolutely love the benchy 1x frames, and the two finger are good, but i couldnt pull them fast. They dye frame 70 trigger 10 stickies 25 =105 = intelliframe u do the math.

[ogre55]

While the Benchy may not invalidate the warranty, I agree with what the others have said regarding it's trigger pull and slop. I played with it for two years and got used to it eventually, but now that I revently acquired an Intelliframe, I have no idea how or why I have been using the Benchy for as long as I have. Itelliframe all the way.

Ogre