Re: Re: What marker is better than an Emag (both versions)?
The only time I was able to chop paint was in the scenario I gave. I routinely short stroke, even MORE now that I have a level 10 bolt. I would question whether the bolt was tuned for very brittle paint. Based on Manike's testing, you would have to have some VERY brittle paint with a "tuned for very brittle paint bolt" to break it. Manike was not breaking zero bounce from two feet paint.
All of this said, level 10 in an electronic triggered, ACE protected marker is a small advantage. But it is still an advantage, however small. Where it becomes a big deal is in a mechanical marker, but that is NOT what this tread is about.
Originally posted by Cliffio
Also, I played this weekend with Illinois state, and a friend of mine had LX in his rt. Now given I was chopping paint as well, more than him in fact, but he was still chopping quite a bit. Lets not act like it ONLY chops on oddly shaped paint, and I'm sure it was tuned properly...
Also, I played this weekend with Illinois state, and a friend of mine had LX in his rt. Now given I was chopping paint as well, more than him in fact, but he was still chopping quite a bit. Lets not act like it ONLY chops on oddly shaped paint, and I'm sure it was tuned properly...
All of this said, level 10 in an electronic triggered, ACE protected marker is a small advantage. But it is still an advantage, however small. Where it becomes a big deal is in a mechanical marker, but that is NOT what this tread is about.




i just want to know some things, i dont mean to annoy anyone, im only asking questions, i have not said what gun i think to be better, altho some of you can guess, i think the gun can only go so far, so what difference does it make if ive go dohicky J on my gun or not?


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