Pumps or Semis

[Thermus]

WTF are u talking about ok I have no idea who you are

He's talking to oysterboy...

[1ofkind]

Yeah its all good between us, honey... snuckems, booboo? Uh oh hes not buying it guys.

Anyway oysterboy replys to almost everyone of my posts annoying me. I PMed him about it and he still doesn't stop, I guess hes a mental patient in a hostiple because he is obviously crazy.

[-=Squid=-]

Yeah its all good between us, honey... snuckems, booboo? Uh oh hes not buying it guys.

Anyway oysterboy replys to almost everyone of my posts annoying me. I PMed him about it and he still doesn't stop, I guess hes a mental patient in a hostiple because he is obviously crazy.

He even talks about your posts on MSN.

They make him groin punch himself.

[1ofkind]

Hmm after hearing that squid, I'm worried about this guy lol So you know him?

[slasherdan]

Here you go .....

I actually read an article by this guy that ran an experiment. He had a Pump that he converted to a semi .... and he made sure that he could change it back.

There was no benifit to a pump over a semi. He didn't rapid fire the semi, and took a few second between each shot with each version of the marker.

Is a pump more accurate??? No ... But the pump is going to experience less "shoot" down with CO2 because it's less likely to freeze ....

And though everyone likes to say "Barrel to paint", I think it's more correct in saying "Barrel to Valve" ....

[Tyger]

As the guy who MADE the video in the first place...

There's no difference between a pump and semi as far as accuracy goes. If you can't hit something with a semi, you're not going to hit it with a pump either. A paintball doesn't know or care what is being used to launch it, it will react the same with one style of gun to another.

That's why I filmed the video in one long shot, just to prove that it CAN be done. Accuracy is between your ears, not the hardware in your hands. Learn the skills, and it will transfer from one paintgun to the next.

-Tyger

[AclowN]

these debates are always funny...

the reason people say pumps are more accurate is the fact that stock class players rely on their shots more, so they learn when to take the quality shots and when not to just shoot for the sake of shooting... like i have said many times to people that wonder how i got them out when rec balling, "if you want to sharpen your skills playing semi, pick up a pump for a while"

there is no difference in accuracy, pump players just learn when its the best time to take those shots that will score eliminations...

Stock class rules

[1ofkind]

Nice ^

[slasherdan]

As the guy who MADE the video in the first place...

There's no difference between a pump and semi as far as accuracy goes. If you can't hit something with a semi, you're not going to hit it with a pump either. A paintball doesn't know or care what is being used to launch it, it will react the same with one style of gun to another.

That's why I filmed the video in one long shot, just to prove that it CAN be done. Accuracy is between your ears, not the hardware in your hands. Learn the skills, and it will transfer from one paintgun to the next.

-Tyger

And what's rule number four???

See you at Shatnerball Tyger .... I have a few more idea's for you to test!!!

[MasonFootball89]

As the guy who MADE the video in the first place...

There's no difference between a pump and semi as far as accuracy goes. If you can't hit something with a semi, you're not going to hit it with a pump either. A paintball doesn't know or care what is being used to launch it, it will react the same with one style of gun to another.

That's why I filmed the video in one long shot, just to prove that it CAN be done. Accuracy is between your ears, not the hardware in your hands. Learn the skills, and it will transfer from one paintgun to the next.

-Tyger

^^^^^^^^hes the dude from webdogradio.us wowe