Another Pumpmarker question...

[HoppysMag]

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Got my Sterling here on AO a few months ago. It's super sweet, and it scares the bejesus out of people in the staging area. Direct feed and HPA.

There are two main styles. Cocker style markers, called Sniper (II) which have the pump under the barrel. Easiest would be cheap old cocker and a WGP pump kit for 20. Best would be a quality 45 frame, nice internals, milling/ano, and most importantly, a CCM pump kit. They are teh oNeOnEoNeOpheaar3300011one Agg. Just sweet.

Phantom style pumps are single tube. The pump wraps around the barrel. Choices here are basically phantom, sterling.

There is a third group of limited run pump gear, namely Palmers gus, and carter buzzards, PGPs, and some others I'm forgetting. Beware the player with one of these...

Try it. Play at a non-arena field first to get the hang of it. Then move on to walk on play at the arenas.

just to correct you, they are refered to as " Sheridan" and "Nelson" styles and palmers, carters ect will fall into there two catagorys.


and as for this line
" There is a third group of limited run pump gear, namely Palmers gus, and carter buzzards, PGPs, and some others I'm forgetting. Beware the player with one of these... "
i couldnt agree more...

[Gazoo]

I have been playing pump most of my career. Cant tell you the rush when you take out semis with the pump. Right now I do carry a pump mag, that when the dark side comes over me I can go back to pump. If yu want to get one, look for a trracer of maverick on ebay.
Or if you want a real challenge get yourself a PGP, but definatly get a speed changer for it. That cap takes a lot of turns to get it off, and not something you want to do whil in a fire fight.

Or, see if you can find a pump kit for one of your mags. Thant way you have both. and if you dont like to play pump, you can always sell the pump kit. Lots of people looking for those to buy......