Kingman Lies!

[penguinpunk555]

I thought this would have been posted already. I planned on doing this a month ago but here we go.



They state in the ad that it is the first true anti-chop bolt.

[FromTheBack]

I say we storm the kingman offices by force

[MindJob]

looks suspiscioulsy (sarcasm) like the Jam Enterprises anit-chop bolt.

I wonder if THEY will get sued.


I saw that ad yesterday in a mag and almost choked

[MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata]

Despite the fact that, they lied this is a huge step forward for the lower end gun industry

[elpimpo]

i bet they have a deal with jam or something, and maybe they mean the first for a spyder

[Chronobreak]

not sure myself but if theres no agreement and i was jam ide be throwing a fit about know

[penguinpunk555]

Werd!

[dj89]

i sent them emails about it

[Automaggin2]

i bet they have a deal with jam or something, and maybe they mean the first for a spyder

Yea, those are marketing techniques, were learning about that in my mass marketing lecture. I forget what its called

[68magOwner]

what new spyders does that come stock in?

[Chipper]

what new spyders does that come stock in?

Looks like the pilot.

[PBX Ronin 23]

First off, the JAM Bolt isn't even the very first ones to use the concept that they claim to be their 'patented' technology. Boston Paintball was the first ones. Patented, shmatented!!!

Doesn't anybody remember that BP Cocker that incorporated the same technology that Tippmann has used on their reactive triggers?

[slade]

ill beleive them when they stick their tongue in it.

First off, the JAM Bolt isn't even the very first ones to use the concept that they claim to be their 'patented' technology. Boston Paintball was the first ones. Patented, shmatented!!!

Doesn't anybody remember that BP Cocker that incorporated the same technology that Tippmann has used on their reactive triggers?

wait, boston paintball as in the company that owns the field in somerville? when was this? more info please...

[Gabriel]

naybe it was the first anti-chop bolt for a blowback design? but either way, everyone in advertisement lies, or tells half truths. for example, most everytime a compnay says it has a "revolutionary" design, they're lying. Most designs in the industry build upon an existing design, making them by deffinition evolutionary. Revolutionary implies something TOTALLY new, from the ground up. The last revolutionary design we had was the Electronic paintball marker. But, as long as a product does what its supposed to do, who cares about nit-picking?

[mixwell2]

I was taliking with a Kingman rep last week and he was hyping the new anti-chop bolt. I told him that the L10 does the same thing and has been out for awhile. Even told him I could put my finger in the breach and have zero worrries...he did not believe me so I went to my car, got my mag and showed him. Needless to say he was not hyping it as much after that.