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game-saver |
July 8, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
nate mann
from Glendale, AZ United States
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i was the only guy left on our team in a match of elimination and my a5 was out of air so i was runnin around with this pistol against 4 guys and got them all to win it. no problems with this gun at all, absolutely love it.
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Great Gun... Kinks Need to be Worked Out... |
April 29, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
Taylor Drake
from Albany, NY United States
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Pros: Lightweight, Iron Sights, Relatively good accuracy, looks sharp, clips are cheap, split receiver design, can accept a remote line adapter (with upgrade), under barrel 12-gram, Great support from Tippmann.
Cons: Air Efficiency, Only 8 round clips, breaks balls relatively frequently, cleaning is a pain
Other Thoughts: It's a Tippmann, Matte black, sexy as hell, smooth trigger, but it chopped a lot of DraXxus Custom (EMR field) paint. Showered the insides with blue paint, which was a pain to clean, because it requires complete gun disassembly.
Hasn't chopped a ball with Stryker (wal-mart) paint, or any paint purchased from Army-Navy. Only time the gun has chopped was using the aforementioned DXS paint, and some very old Marbleizer paint.
All in all, it's a pretty good gun, but some complaints and relatively low reliability has dampened my enthusiasm somewhat. I would still recommend, just be prepared for anything.
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Nice pistol. Not exactly what I thought. |
November 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Adam Armstrong
from Austin, TX United States
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Let me start off by saying that I like the feel of the pistol, and I think that it looks cool. It operates well, and I have not chopped any paint after a good 200 rounds, even though I was using crap Wal Mart paint.
That said, I fell a bit too much into the hype. It is not nearly as accurate as I had heard. Now, this might have been the paint, but my Proto SLG was shooting the same stuff, and was pretty much dead on. This is not to say that it is wildly inaccurate, but not as dead on as I have heard from others. At 50 feet, it was about 50/50 on hitting a target about 10 inches wide.
I felt that it ate CO2 pretty badly. With my friend's Tac8, he was getting about 30-35 shots, while this TPX gets around three clips (24 balls) max, usually with the last shot or two with low pressure.
All and all, it is a pistol and a side arm. not a primary marker. I would still recommend it, but don't fall for the people that will say that it gets 40 shots per CO2, and is deadly accurate.
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WHAT!?!?! o.0 |
August 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
mark nanakdewa
from cambridge, ON Canada
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my friend just bought this and let me try it out and it is amazing!!!! but one thing i found odd was it says it is a 8ball magazine but i was puting balls in it for my friend and i put 9 in it and it fit! o.0 and yes i was using .68 cal paintballs
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Great pistol |
May 24, 2009 |
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Andy
from Elmer, NJ
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This is a great pistol, it's so much lighter than the Tiberius pistol and shoots a lot better than it. The clips are spring loaded so they come out easy, and since theres no co2 in the clip theyre a lot cheaper than Tiberius clips. The co2 goes in easily under the barrel, and the best part is that it doesn't puncture until you take your first shot, which is awesome. It's pretty accurate for being a pistol, so this is something I definitely recommend.
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