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Not that great of materials |
September 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Sean Walling
from Goleta, CA United States
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Its really nice that the makers considered putting a macro fitting into this ASA, but in my opinion the warrior ASA is made of cheaper materials than say that of the CP ASA's and is prone to scratches. Functionally I would give it a 3 because it might seem nice to have the macro fitting in the front coming right out of the ASA, but a lot of times people who customize guns, especially autococker users need to have the variability of choosing what side of the gun the macroline will run. If you look around you can find ASAs that give you a choice of a front or side mount. All in all the CP or dye ASA's are much more reliable construction, but are indeed much more expensive.
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Easy Install / Perfect Color Match |
February 3, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
shane holmes
from grayslake, IL United States
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I bought this ASA for my Proto SLG 08. My gun is Black Dust so i wanted a match of aftermarket parts so this one fit the description the best. Super easy to install on the stock frame. The front mount Macro Line is as factory like as you could imagine, the only draw is that on the Proto the line has to be longer for he new ASA and there has been no way for me to mount the ASA without the macro line poping out. Good Luck.
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My favorite aftermarket ASA |
February 2, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Ron H
from Sterling, VA United States
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No more elbows looking nasty or digging into my wrists. Now I've got a nice clean line into my reg and I can more easily shoot with my off-hand.
The threads benefit from a drop of lube, but after that the on/off functions great and turns easily whether the air is on or off.
The front macroline fitting is hit or miss. I wasn't too impressed with that aspect.
Regardless, for its price I consider this ASA to be a steal.
Yes, you can unscrew the tip to the point where it comes off. But the macroline keeps it secure. Several other brands have screws that come out completely, but those can fall on the ground and become lost. The warrior ASA is definitely an improvement over that.
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Needs work, but gets the job done. |
February 2, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Mark Belmonte
from Sunnyvale, TX United States
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The Warrior B1 On/Off looks clean and simple. The front exit makes for a an easier line path and cleaner look. The ASA itself is sturdy with a good finish and at a very reasonable price. However, you get what you pay for. The on/off mechanism does its job, but can be completely screwed off the ASA and left dangling on the macro line. Even before you experience all that you have to get that macro line to seat in the ASA correctly first. The fitting used in the ASA is cheaper and is relatively large not allowing for a good seal. You can easily pull your macro line out of the fitting. I replaced mine with a visually smaller fitting with no problem and this time the macro sat tight with no leaks once the air supply is attached.
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Simple yet effective design, well priced ASA |
January 10, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
agentdr8
from Cowtown, CA United States
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The Warrior ASA is a very simple design but works extremely well. The macro line fitting exits the front of the ASA, which keeps your line in the center of your marker, instead of off to one side or the other. Also, this ASA bleeds alll pressure from the macro line as well as any pressure between the tank nipple and the ASA, which reduces stress on the tank threads when removing it.
The B1 looks great, functions well, and costs much less than other ASAs w/ bleed.
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