Those of you 'Knocking' the PBallistics 'Cocker:
Have you even touched one?
If you haven't, then please stop telling us what it is.
I am curious, since I know a 'Bit' about the history of it. From what I have heard they are fairly solid, and actually are a good working gun. People have had issues with the trigger, but only on the sliding version, and people who know what the WGP sliding trigger is like, would say it is exactly the same.
SO:
Unless you DID play with it, please do not comment. Looks we can all figure. The original question is: Is it solid? Does it work well? Seems to from the reports I have heard.
I spent $400 on my first tippmann. Does that mean it is better than the A-5? Nope.
For the price, you should be fine. Most of the other guns inthe price range do not have a long shelf life, keep that in mind, but I have a feeling the price has more to do with competition having a better name, and less to do with actual cost.
Josh
Have you even touched one?
If you haven't, then please stop telling us what it is.
I am curious, since I know a 'Bit' about the history of it. From what I have heard they are fairly solid, and actually are a good working gun. People have had issues with the trigger, but only on the sliding version, and people who know what the WGP sliding trigger is like, would say it is exactly the same.
SO:
Unless you DID play with it, please do not comment. Looks we can all figure. The original question is: Is it solid? Does it work well? Seems to from the reports I have heard.
I spent $400 on my first tippmann. Does that mean it is better than the A-5? Nope.
For the price, you should be fine. Most of the other guns inthe price range do not have a long shelf life, keep that in mind, but I have a feeling the price has more to do with competition having a better name, and less to do with actual cost.
Josh
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