Trilogies aren't that bad......

[WARPED1]

Really, the only time a cocker messes up is when some ham fisted goon decides he's going to tune it instead of letting a professional do it.

[tribalman]

has any1 gotten the electro upgrade for the trilogy? i was wondering how easy it is to install. also, is the 3 way that comes with the e2 frame needed, or is it just cast aside?

[warbeak2099]

My friend has the more expensive silver one. It's a really great gun actually. It shoots nice and feels pretty solid for the price. I think it's a great entry level gun for people who want to play rec. After having used one I'd reccomend it to anyone whose price range is $150-200.

[Huskie_American]

Good old search

How are they holding up? Im really considering a Comp, but would like to know if they are durable or not? Thanks in advance

[tribalman]

as i said earlier, i have the lowest version, it's still rocking. it's all stock except for the barrel. shoots great.

[Cow hunter]

thats gotta be pricey as rentals...... then again theres a field in long island that rents classic 'mags.......

[neppo1345]

check planet eclipse site
might be a little pricey direct from the factory: 22 bucks
http://www.planeteclipse.com/site/eS...2=100&Offset=5

My E-Blade came with one...I didn't need it...lmk if anyone does...

[fullofpaint]

I've shot all 3 versions, borrowed from my friend's; for the price pretty good guns, but I'd go ahead and invest the extra for the pro model, for like 50 more you get a lot of better equipment, especially if your gonna use this for a while before you upgrade

[Alpha]

Bad for rentals. I'm thinking shortstroking n00bs will just chop paint.