Okay was afraid to put the manufacturer of the marker (BE) in the title. However I have an opportunity to acquire a BE nightmare (if you don't know what it is please don't add any typical BE joke oh wait I'm being redundant). I was just wonder what I should offer the person for it.
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Dude. . .. I Would LOVE to have a brass eagle nightmare.
For any that don't know, the B.E. nightmare was one of the early paintball guns- - - completely stock class. Ive seen one in person, and i would definitly like to own one for the occasional stock game, and additionally just for the heck of it.
No idea on the current value, though. Sorry.
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If i could get one cheap i'd jump on it as a collectable. For serious stock class play i'd probably go with a phantom though.Comment
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Nightmares arent bad - I have two - an SB and LB comp.
Its hard to judge value - Id say $50-$75 for an average shaped one. Id say around $100+ if its in real real good shape as far as collectors go.
Its not a great gun compared to moddern markers. A used phantom, sniper, or a Trracer with a good barrel would peform better and the seals are more avialable.
OH and I think most all nightmares were techncaill Direct feed - though some took just 12 grams. I imaging there were SC varients though.
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