Please help me find this marker

[trains are bad]

I play now with a customed Tippmann 98 with a mech single trigger, running a 20oz CO2 on a short drop, and a 7.5" Bigshot and revvy. I love it so much. My style is all about snapshooting which I do very well. I don't know what it is about this marker that lets me do it but nothing else I've tried appealed to me.

I think it is some combination of the low bore axis and the distance between the grips. I want a more consitant, better built, faster marker but cannot find one that suits my style. I see that mags have low bore axis but they are too short in the body. I will play with my tippy and be happy but if there is a better marker out there that i don't know of i'd like to know. I abhorr double triggers and must have a firm grip on the marker.

Basically I'm shopping based entirely on ergonomics, and weird ones at that.

[trains are bad]

I cannot seem to upload a pic. Keep in mind the way my trigger is now is pretty good, I have no trouble doing ~7bps, which is, well, something. An electro trigger like my single trigger Mako frame would be better.

[Branchvillian]

For some reason, I think a single trigger RT ULE custom would interest you.

[trains are bad]

You can't run those on Co2 can you? So that brings up tanks and everything-mymy the change is so scary.

I don't shoot enough paint for anti-siphoned, regged CO2 to be any problem with a medium pressure marker.

[devildog]

if you do a search, you can find a foregrip extender for the automag. that way you can have the great automag, with the nice long grip style you like.

here is a pic:

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=113032&highlight=foregrip+extender

[azza]

Have you considered getting yourself the E-Bolt for your 98c?

[RRfireblade]

Get a Classic valved mag and this foregrip^^^^^

Found here vvvvvvvv

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=107022

[trains are bad]

Have you considered getting yourself the E-Bolt for your 98c?

Yes, but it's very expensive, to put on a tippmann. And my tippmann is top cocking now, see my old setup on palmer-pursuit.com, stabs, customer setups.

Get a Classic valved mag and this foregrip^^^^^

that basically IS my tippmann, only a mag! If I can set something up like that, with a nice fast single trigger that will run on CO2, I would be in heaven.

Mags seem to be almost rare around here, I've never played with or against on actually and don't see them at mailorders. It seems there are a lot of options, like they are almost custom markers. Like the paintball equivalent of the 1911 market, overwhelming amount of options for a newbie.

[RRfireblade]

Don't sweat it.

There aren't as many options as it seems.You for instance run CO2,so you need a classic valve.You like a single trigger,so the stock grip is a single.L10 is pretty much a must have.The rest is mostly cosmetic or preferance or to save weight.

Find a nice Classic,used for around $150.Add L10 when you can and go with that foregrip.That'll get you started.Once you start shooting it,you can decide what you want to change from there.

[trains are bad]

Will that grip fit onto a minimag?

What IS a minimag? And a micromag? I'm thinking Mini is good, but I don't know.

[RRfireblade]

That pic is of a minimag so I'm guessing.....yup.

Minimag is pretty much just a Mag with that slotted SS body.

This is a Micromag.....


Basically an all aftermarket mag made by ProTeam Products utilizing an AGD valve.

[trains are bad]

OIC. I was thinking the minimag had a vertical bottle adaptor for some reason.

[RRfireblade]

Yeah it does.You can add one to a classic mag,but the Mini comes pre installed.Looks as tho you can't have both with that grip.

[03vert]

ive got a intelli feed dustblack micro mag id sell ya without the xvalve. ask around and find out a good price cause i reall dont know mags and i dont wanna rip you off if anything happens. but yea, i really like those foregrip extentions. really pretty.