What is a Timmy?

[angelbeast24]

origanally posted by tribal man
it's not bob's fault that wicked air sports made it with the ability to change the dwell to 1ms.

no but its bobs fualt for puttin it in the guns

and as for you 845 not every gun can be a cheater gun look at most electros with out debounce settings the only way to get them going fast is with fast fingers..but ive seen videos of timmys with the debounce set down to one and u touch the trigger and u can let go of the thing and it does 40cps that to me my friend is what i like to call cheating

[tribalman]

every1 bashes the 1ms dwell? what about the emag and the reactive trigger? my friend found a way to make the trigger go reactive very easily, is that not cheating?

[argnot]

Originally posted by Cryer


yours wasnt much better.

Well, isn't that calling the kettle black.

[personman]

Their bodies are what makes them closest to a spyder.

You really can say imps, bushies, and tribals are all spyders. They just use a different method of the hammer hitting the vavlve. Personally, Imps are more like spyders then timmys, the overall design that is. (not trying to make fun of smart parts)

Hell, if you think about it, most guns are all spyders. Cockers are spyders. They just use pneus to recock instead of blowback.
Mags arent spyders though.
But most of the guns out there revolve around the same basic design. As much as I dislike intimidators, it really isnt fair to pick on them. It is pretty fun though.

[paint magnet]

Originally posted by personman
Their bodies are what makes them closest to a spyder.





Hell, if you think about it, most guns are all spyders. Cockers are spyders. They just use pneus to recock instead of blowback.
Mags arent spyders though.
But most of the guns out there revolve around the same basic design. As much as I dislike intimidators, it really isnt fair to pick on them. It is pretty fun though.

It's kind of like chicken...

Although I'd disagree on the cocker comparison, there are enough differences there IMO, besides the fact that if something (cocker/sniper) came out first, it can't be a copy of a Spyder

[WARPED1]

Originally posted by personman
Their bodies are what makes them closest to a spyder.





Hell, if you think about it, most guns are all spyders. Cockers are spyders. They just use pneus to recock instead of blowback.
Mags arent spyders though.
But most of the guns out there revolve around the same basic design. As much as I dislike intimidators, it really isnt fair to pick on them. It is pretty fun though.

Spyders are just PMI3/VM68 clones anyway............

[BagelBoy2004]

Originally posted by tony3
The only thing you need to know is they are the best guns in the world

That's a negative on that one.....
One word, X-Mag.

[evan123]

TraXer...You can buy an alias for 1300 dollars and there is no annoying battery pack. There is no annoying macroline ion your face and if its the opposite way, in your grip hand.

The timmy is fast, light, sleek, sexy, and plain out light like woah.

[tony3]

Originally posted by BagelBoy2004


That's a negative on that one.....
One word, X-Mag.

The xmag is a glorified emag, and no emags cannot hold a weak candle to an alias, imo

[personman]

Originally posted by paint magnet


It's kind of like chicken...

Although I'd disagree on the cocker comparison, there are enough differences there IMO, besides the fact that if something (cocker/sniper) came out first, it can't be a copy of a Spyder

I diddnt say that the spyder came first, or that the cocker was a clone.

[BagelBoy2004]

Originally posted by tony3


The xmag is a glorified emag, and no emags cannot hold a weak candle to an alias, imo

No on that too. X-Mags are aluminum, have cocker threads, Angel feed necks and ball detents, the choice of vertical or Warp Feed breeches, weigh less than a Fly Angel and look a lot better.

Try shooting a Timmy without batteries

[White_Noise]

all that matters is that timmys are all about looks, basically, the major differences between all the different versions is the milling. and yes, it does work very similiarly to a spyder, but instead of springs returning the hammer, it is air that does this.

reasons to buy mags:
most reliable markers on the market
some of the lowest profile markers on the market
the electro markers can go manual incase the battery runs out


Originally posted by Target Practice
Timmy = Not a Mag. 'Nuff said.

exactly^, all you need to know about timmys is that they are glorified spyders that cost alot due to milling or names that are associated with them


*i have shot a timmy, and would rather shoot my old school rt than one of them anyday

[tony3]

Originally posted by BagelBoy2004


No on that too. X-Mags are aluminum, have cocker threads, Angel feed necks and ball detents, the choice of vertical or Warp Feed breeches, weigh less than a Fly Angel and look a lot better.

Try shooting a Timmy without batteries

An alias timmy is 1.4 lbs without the barrel or reg....an xmag is 2.7 lbs without the barrel. Xmags do not have angel feednecks, they are pressed. An alias will have much better efficency. You don't have to grab onto that big battery pack either. Personally, I have never been in a situation where my electrics on any of my 4 electros have went down, it isn't very hard to upkeep these guns. Yeah...lowest profile, every high end gun with a no rise will have a low profile. Reliablity? Uhhhh hardely. I had more problems with my RT then I did with my impy, or angel speed. Some people once again don't know how to upkeep their guns. I love when people compare timmys to spyders. Yes they are a spyder that recocks with air. So are bkos, impys, angels, tribals. Sometimes believe it or not, simpler is bettter! Timmys are fast, have low kick, light, well balanced and easy to play with. Most people that diss them are just blindly saying stuff when they probably have never even shot a timmy.

[paint magnet]

I don't see why they cost so much when the Torpedo reg is one of the most horrible pieces of crap I have ever seen...I got better results with my WDP minireg. (and that's sad)

And do the new Timmies come with "clamshell" gripframes still? The only reason I can see to make something in two pieces when it doesn't need to be is so it can be stamped out of a sheet of metal...not even Brass Eagle is that low.

[tony3]

Yeah torpedos crap

They come with a new version of the clamshell. I like opening things up and having it all infront of me, makes to easier to work with.