What next???

[Bob_da_Splatman]

I just finished my mag and am looking to broaden my marker horizon what should I look at next???

[Chronobreak]

ever try bushmasters/bushy/bko?

[Glickman]

'03 shocker

very fun gun to play with.

ive been thinking lately of how i can turn mine into a sorta pistol

[Chronobreak]

what kinda $ we talking ?

a borg would also be fun to tryout

[Bob_da_Splatman]

what are the pros and cons of the guns that are/will be sugested???

Oh and money isnt an issue i am 17 and live at home and just broke my ankle well ok it was a while ago but i still cant ball for a few months,
but i can still work so i got the funds$$$

[Caffiend]

A VSC Phantom, or something along those lines

[hobbesTZ]

I like to get older stuff. Currently, I'd like to get a '99 dark LED, stock 2k 'cocker, PGP, and an SL-68.

Too bad I don't have the money for all that

[BD_Paintball]

you have to go with some kind of pump. there alot of fun to play with! thats why me and my bro both have pumps. i got a pump mag and he has a sniper 2. there tons of fun, go with a pump

[Glickman]

me bored + Paint = horror

[Bob_da_Splatman]

I was lookin at a j2 pump the other day and must say it looks mighty tempting. :deadbanana:

[Caffiend]

yeah, pump/stock class would be the way to go. it's a nice change from hosing paint, AND you play for pennies. with stock class, going thru 100 rounds is a trigger happy day

[Jeffy-CanCon]

Agreed. Get a pump-gun.

Snipers, Phantoms and Illusions are all good. My friends and I use those three types, mainly. Phantoms and Illusions are more versatile, being able to be reconfigured between pump-class and stock-class. Only the Phantom has an auto-trigger, but is also the one with the smallest choice of after-market barrels, since both the Sniper and Illusion use cocker threads. But I think all three come with a pretty decent barrel anyways.

[SCpoloRicker]

Don't forget the Sterling!

I got mine a few months ago and love it. Newer ones from bunkerboyz have centerfeed, venturi bolt, velocity adjuster (not springs!). Plus its Green and British!

But, yeah, definately consider playing pump. It's a totally new style of play from what you're used to.

Cheers,

Ricker

[68magOwner]

or you could be like me and pick up an old school shocker (hopefully sometime in the near future) i had 1 way back when, FUN to play with, and not a bad marker either, looking to pick one up again for something to save a lil paint with (abviously not like with a pump, but alot less than i normally use)

[AGDlover]

try pumping a 03Shocker