TEQUILA anyone?

Upgrades:
-Cp regulator
-NYX board and eyes
-Cp sling blade trigger
-original Aardvark frame with board & chip
-AK47 volleys
-Dye mini drop
-Hybrid grind on/off ASA
-CCM feedneck
-Dye back plate w/ built in snatch grip


thats the only pic i have until it gets here.


also does anybody know roughly how many of these were made. i know there pretty rare but im trying to get a better scope of how rare.

Edited by stick_boy_2002 - 08 November 2007 at 2:17am

Yeah, it's a tequila sunrise. That's the one that was on e-bay recently right?

They're fairly rare and tend to fetch a pretty good price. Not the best board out there, but it'll do for now. Try finding yourself a Tadao or Freeflow "Anderson" board to make it really sing.

Skillet42565 wrote: Also, as a rule, the older the Matrix, the better it shoots.

I'll second that! I keep debating whether to sell my DMLCD with Anderson Board when I get my RACEgun this month

Then I realize, "Why would I give up what is essentially a tourney-legal machine gun?" NOTHING lays down paint like a DMLCD. Best back-player marker I've ever owned.

my dm3 was the best shooting gun i've owned...


it was big, heavy, and bulky, but it shot like a dream

DT, I'm pretty sure an Osiris tops a DMLCD. I'll let you borrow mine once I have the RACEgun up and working. Just make sure you send it back at some point. M'kay?

I've shot every matrix model made, and I think the DM4 was probably the smoothest out of all of them.

Also, DeTrev, the DMLCD is so cheap these days you could easily afford one from almost chump change.

Skillet42565 wrote: I've shot every matrix model made, and I think the DM4 was probably the smoothest out of all of them.Also, DeTrev, the DMLCD is so cheap these days you could easily afford one from almost chump change.

a DM4 was the first matrix i shot, ill propbally end up looking for one in the spring.

tallen702 wrote: DT, I'm pretty sure an Osiris tops a DMLCD. I'll let you borrow mine once I have the RACEgun up and working. Just make sure you send it back at some point. M'kay?

If yer for serious, I may have to take you up on that offer...

Only issue I ever had was when I forgot to change batteries before playing one day. 3/4 of the way through the day, the led light on the anderson board came on, but there was nothing coming out. Quickly unscrewed the backplate and viola! Instant on the field change, no tools necessary. I think the only way to screw a DMLCD up is operator error, and even that is tough to do!

DeTrevni, they're kinda like the Tippmann pro-lite with an e-bolt in it. Heavy, loud, awkward to handle, and not too pretty to look at, but they fire beautifully and you can't **** them up.