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SP1 on/off switch	October 7, 2012
Reviewer: AB from Huntersville, NC United States

I thought my Sp1 didnt work after trying to turn it on, then i noticed that my on/off switch was pushed way to far in. I had an SP1 before and didnt have any problems. Going out on monday to test fire it to make sure that there isnt anything else wrong with it.

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not happy	September 28, 2012
Reviewer: Beginner paintballer from Texas

I got mine in and the power on/off switch was defective. It is set so far back that I have to use an allen key any time I want to press it..not a huge issue but for the price u expect no flaws. Now I am stuck having to ship to GOG on my own dime and who knows how long to get it back. Other than that..It's a nice marker.

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$130!!!!	September 2, 2012
Reviewer: Cole G from Paintball Command. LA

Please keep the sale price at $130! My team fixes to by a few soon but just can't get them now.

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Excellent Gun at $130 dollars	August 30, 2012
Reviewer: Brian T. from Staten Island, NY United States

These Sp1's are essentially what I believe are left over parts from the Smart Parts days, but since they're out of business, they can't actually sell anything with the SP labels on it as GOG products.

The trigger and gripframe is nice and smooth. Trigger has one point of adjustment for pre-travel, even though the book says it has two. It feels a lot more solid than the Tm7 trigger even though the TM7 has more adjustment points.

Shooting: Pretty consistent, I was getting -+ 2-3 bps, but thats mainly attributed to field paint that day also.

Cons: The power button is a bit sunk in and hard to press. Solution: pop the back plate off and take off the two trigger frame screws. Disconnect battery and slide the trigger frame off slowly slide the frame off. The little plastic button for the power will fall out. Take the button and add something to thicken the back of it, I just used three layers of scotch tape. Trim the edges and put button back in. Instant raised button!

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Best woods ball gun out there	July 20, 2012
Reviewer: Hashahouse from Lake Charles, LA United States

Smart parts has never really left the scene. Smartparts.com still exists, they did change their name, they are currently known as GOG. The sp1 is the same gun as the G1, so don't be afraid to jump on this deal because all the replacement parts are still being made for this gun. This gun is soooooo much more quiet then those loud cannons know as tippman. The bolt technology is genius, you can stick your finger in the breach and the bolt will detect the obstruction and stop from following through so that and the eyes ensure no chops. Also you can upgrade to a Blackheart board for 25+bps. Watch this review, woodsball gun of the year award and he still uses this gun to this day http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6NbIPQLxWY

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Ummmm....	July 13, 2012
Reviewer: Anonymous Person

Smart Parts making a comeback or something? Or they just found a shipment of unused sp1's?

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