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  • Chingis
    Trader
    • Jul 2003
    • 331
    #1

    ion dealer/rep question

    Howdy all Im in the market for a new gun and have come up with a ion as my choice, i got a few quick questions

    1. is SP releasing a (new) ion with a built in Qev stock?

    2. is it worth waitng for a while 3-6 months to buy, any price change forseen in the future?/or bug fixes?

    3. basic question , does the serial # matter , heard that some of the lower model # have had problems, but then also heard that serial # have nothing to do with it,
    problems ex. no anti seize on threads, black vs white gauge,different selinoids,feedneck 2 vs 3 orings?

    thanks for any insight you may have to enlighten me
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    • Lohman446
      Useful posts: 7
      • Jun 2003
      • 9315
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      Originally posted by Chingis
      Howdy all Im in the market for a new gun and have come up with a ion as my choice, i got a few quick questions

      1. is SP releasing a (new) ion with a built in Qev stock?

      2. is it worth waitng for a while 3-6 months to buy, any price change forseen in the future?/or bug fixes?

      3. basic question , does the serial # matter , heard that some of the lower model # have had problems, but then also heard that serial # have nothing to do with it,
      problems ex. no anti seize on threads, black vs white gauge,different selinoids,feedneck 2 vs 3 orings?

      thanks for any insight you may have to enlighten me
      I put together, well tested several Ions (as in dozens) last Saturday. A bit fewer than 10% had (normally minor) issues out of the box. Many of these were just adjusting the trigger to fully throw the switch. I had one board / noid problem, one gauge was bad, one macro fitting issue included in those that had problems. In other words, do test one when getting it. That being said I have used my Ion for a couple weeks with only one issue (macro fitting inside) and there are a lot running around the field that have no issues so far. Tehy seem to be a decent marker.

      Gauge issues don't seem serial # related. All the lower ones I saw were all black, the highers seem to be a mix. Don't know on the solenoids or feednecks, didn't look.
      "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess

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        • Chingis
          Trader
          • Jul 2003
          • 331
          #3
          cool thanks for that bit of info still looking for more to make a educated desicion...
          p.s. if you are a dealer and dont want to post for everyone to read but have some insight , by all means please PM me

          edit: cant spell
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