the short answer to that question....
yes
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Originally posted by Cliffio
the short answer to that question....
yes
No cliffo, we want real cookies, to eat...
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they may feel cheap because.. they use the bob long millenium (spyder clone) bodies for the timmy as well... so they may feel cheap.. but they are one of the best guns you could get (in my opinion)Comment
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ok but thats like saying an impy is works cheaply because it uses a spring to recock the ram like a spyder does.
metal is metal, whether the body design is diff or takes off of a spyder, theyre all metal and nothing can make metal feel cheaper than metal. (see its so bad it doesnt even make sense)
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Originally posted by EsPo
they [timmies] use the bob long millenium (spyder clone) bodies for the timmy as well... so they may feel cheap..Comment
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Originally posted by SlipknotX556
Everyone thinks they are spyder clones, for some reason. But they do not feel cheap, I own 2, a 2k2 and im waiting on the other 2k2, they dont feel cheap. Whoever says that, has never held one and or fired one.
They are great guns.
People call them spyder clones because they are made from spyder clone bodies. And BTW, the internals are supposedly bushy ints, but thats only on the classics I belive.Comment
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hehehahahah...Originally posted by Cliffio
which is why you would say
are you going to say, "hey my gun feels cheap and crappy, maybe i should get something else" no, you wouldnt say that
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FYI -Originally posted by JT2002
ok but thats like saying an impy is works cheaply because it uses a spring to recock the ram like a spyder does.
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A mag spring is for recock, spyder is for firing stroke of hammer.Big difference in terms of the springs effect on the potential consistancy of the gun.
An Impy doesn't use any springs for any part of the cycle.It has only 2,one of which can be removed entirely,and one is internal to the 'noid.
As far as Timmys,I think they feel a little cheap,feel not are,because they are fairly large bodied guns for their weight.It seems they are milled pretty thin giving it small amount of a tin can kinda feel,and there's some hollow sounding areas of the body.I personally think the dragons and such that have all that bolt on chrome nonsense look quite cheap.
Never played very long with one so I can't/won't comment on any other aspects.
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i used to think that they felt like toys. then i played a whole day with one, and then i bought one. i really loved it, but the thing was mine was cursed (long story) so i got rid of it and bought me a trix.
moral of the story, making assumptions about a certain type of marker makes you sound like an idiot; even if you have fired one once.Arggggh
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Timmys are toys. I use them with little toy action figures. one time i was playing with them on my window sill and the timmy fell out of the action figures hand and when it hit the ground the handle broke off. what kind of gun is that? it was only a 3 story drop.
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I held a 2k2 timmy, didn't fire it, fired it without air just clicking the trigger... they are insanely light. I mean, INSANELY. That's why most people feel that they are "cheap"... they associate the lightness with poor durability/toyishness, and thus they are dubbed cheap. I personally didn't like the feel of it, but I'd shoot one if I had the chance.
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MrMag is correct.Originally posted by MrMag
...moral of the story, making assumptions about a certain type of marker makes you sound like an IDIOT; even if you have fired one once...Comment
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Intimidators are the shiz-niz. i have never owned any Timmy's might i add... But there are just sooo many people around here that do own them. I can honestly say on an average day of walkons, about 40% of walkon players use Timmys and about 70% tourny players do so. There is a reason why so many people have them. Espeically the GZs. They are extremely light, insanely easy to walk the trigger, very consistant and look real spiffy. What else would you want in a gun?Comment
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The ability to double over as a bludgeoning weapon of mass destruction! I can easily bludgeon 3 people to death with my mag before you even knocked 1 person unconscious with your timmy!Originally posted by FeelTheRT
Intimidators are the shiz-niz...What else would you want in a gun?Comment
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