But if you get the responce, its worth it

is this for the trigger? the one i rented had a double fingered trigger, i guess so you can fire it faster. but firing faster wastes more paint and paint is expensive

But if you get the responce, its worth it

unless you not allowed to use it at the field you play at

 

since most fields (especailly speed ball fields) dont allow full auto guns (or guns the opperate similary to full auto like response and trigger bounce

Hmph, down here you shoot as hard as you want and can bring dark angels into a firefight.

if you get a tippmann 98c or a5 thats RT enabled using a simple allen wrench you can adjust your RT to how sensitive it is (ex.. barely touch it or only fire semi-auto) i had an A5 w/ an RT for 3 years it was one of the best guns i've owned.... but... it does use alot of air....(each shot used CO2 for the RT, the Cyclone feed, and to actually fire the paint ball) thats alot of wasted air... i would above all else recomend Tippmann.... 3 different ways and i think most if any will agree with me on this.... 98/98c/98proC= for those who want major accuracy so they dont use as much paint.... Pro Carbine= for those "in yo face" kinda ppl (extremely durable gun... takes a beating/ ex. sliding, diving, etc...)... and last but not least the A5= for those who strongly believe in supressive fire/ a.k.a. "pray and spray" players who use paint like a fat guy uses steak sauce... also keep in mind... in the world of paintball THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAINTBALL SNIPER! no paintball can go long range because of it's unstable Round shape... i'd recomend that u always carry some sort of a grenade/mine/trip-nade/smoke-nade for those ambush type moments... also if u get an A5... you might as well get a RT.... also tippmann does make the cyclone feed for the 98C now... that's always handy 2.... http://www.tippmann.com lata :peace: (W9)