Check out the Nerve hype

[Steelrat]

"Did we mention it also uses the same piece of technology that has made the Shocker SFT the marker to beat in the accuracy department? The simplicity of SFT design (Seal Forward Technology) delivers anything but simple results. Ball after ball, type after type, SFT technology delivers some of the most devastating accuracy available from an electronic marker. You'll be hitting squeegees sticking out of pockets from way far away. "

"Sell off all the other junk you've purchased over the years to make your under performing marker a winner and make space in your gear bag for the Nerve. You can own other markers, but you won't need them. "

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thats marketing ploys and propoganda for you

[smilestyler]

I guess I'd better make room in MY gearbag right away. Uhh...if SFT is so simple, can somebody explain it to me, or is this just barrel to paint match (which can exist on every gun)

[Head knight of Ni]

So thats why SP sponsored teams aren't going to use them. They're just too good.

[Smoke]

OMG I'm soooooo selling my Mag and getting a Nerve just because SP says it's the most accurate gun on the planet. Hype is my friend.

*yawn*

[Ydna]

Don't misunderstnad the ad for the SFT feature. It is designed to eliminate blowback, which will theoretically help your consistency (otherwise known as accuracy). This assumes that, when you loose presure around the bolt, you loose it at spontanious rates. I tend to agree.
but the problem is, any gun with an o-ring on the bolt does this. Whether or not it actualy makes a difference is yet to be proven, but it probably doesn't in all practicality.

[hAppy]

hhehehehahahaha
SP is pretty smart, advertise hard before the product comes out, get a fat preorder list so several thousands get screwed off the top

[Jack_Dubious]

Heres a leaked picture of Smart Parts super secret "Seal Forward Technology"...





JDub

[Steelrat]

Don't misunderstnad the ad for the SFT feature. It is designed to eliminate blowback, which will theoretically help your consistency (otherwise known as accuracy). This assumes that, when you loose presure around the bolt, you loose it at spontanious rates. I tend to agree.
but the problem is, any gun with an o-ring on the bolt does this. Whether or not it actualy makes a difference is yet to be proven, but it probably doesn't in all practicality.

I also think that any gun that been well made will have a good enough seal, with or without an oring. I'd like to see SP do an actual test to prove their "accuracy." I cant believe that this actually makes a big enough difference to be noticeable.

[68magOwner]

regardless of the hype monster SP hasunleashed aupon the world, when it comes down to it, the nerve is basicially a TINY impulse, which shouldnt be a half bad marker, and if i had the cash this would be on teh top of my to buy list

[Steelrat]

Nice Jdub

At the rate SP is going, there wont be any companies making "junk" other than SP, so I wont have to bother with cleaning it out of my bag to make room for my super-sniper Nerve.

[Geo]

why wait for the nerve? buy a trix and be done with it. there's your real proof of accuracy from "SFT".

[68magOwner]

...waht you walking about wait...there shipping out now

[Steelrat]

Does anyone know why it costs $1200?

[Skoad]

its 1200 if you get it without the maxflo.....1500 if you want one.