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    Posted: 27 February 2005 at 11:23pm
Which type of stock should I get Solid, or Colapsiable?
Also which brand of remote coil is good?
oh, and also im going to play woodsball.


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1.  I don't know, what type do you want? I prefer folding or collapsable so that if you get crammed into tight spaces you can retract/fold your stock up and add manuverability.

2.  I have a PMI

3. Me too!

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Solid stocks look cool but collapsible or folding are the way to go. Any coil remote w/ slide check is good. 
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Colapsiable is what I have it works great.

I have a 36* remote it works fine.

and if you need a good barrel the Lapco bigshot works good

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Collapse.

there more $$$  but they are adjustable. where the solid has 1 setting and thats its.
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No stock plz. Unless you like throwing money away, in my opinion.
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yeah i agree^ but if u insist get a folding stock and 32* remote lines are cheap i duno what they are quality wise tho
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I also say get a colapsiable stock. For the remote get a 32 degrees one. They are pretty cheap and get the job done.

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to be fair i think he could buy the collapstible stock if hes gonna play woodsball
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For woodsball, a collapsible stock is an excellent way to go, but couple it with a remote line.
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I have a pro teams A-5 6 postition stock.  I love it.  It adjusts to you shoulder. So a collapsible.
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Most Collapsable stocks are almost all plastic and can easily break. I know a few people who broke theirs by running it into a tree.

Folding is the best in my opinion. Extremly durable, very compact when folded, and just all around better to me.

32* remotes are fine too.

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Get the A5A2 stock, it has a great cut out for your mask so you can use the stock sights, and also it is gas through.    http://specopspaintball.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&am p;ProdID=332 

Though if you want a collapsible stock the Tapco stock is very high quality.  I got mine off of ebay for like 30 bucks.  It is made of plastic yes, but its ballistic grade ABS stuff.  This is the same stuff that Tapco uses for their very popular M-16 accesories.  Mine is very solid with absolutly no wobble.

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There is no point in a stock it is just added bulk
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your choice really, it does sorta also depend on what position you play., Back/Mobile Heavy gunner (hammer)/ Ambusher or snipers and Heavy riflemen Broadswords might want a solid stock. otherwise go with collapsible stock...


and yea madmans right on Spec ops stuff.... they also have some good articles on buying stocks and stuff.
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There is really no 'bulk' associated witha  paintball stock... The weight is neglible, and they can be compact in the case of a car stock. A paintball marker will never be as bulky or heavy as a real firearm, and those can still be used VERY effectively in any situation. If you're uncomfortable with the weight or size of a marker, the problem is mor elikely with the user than the marker.

Now, that beign said, whether a stock is NECESSARY is another matter. I'll admit that in speedball it's probably better to go without. In woods or recball though, the ability to steady the shots into your shoulder is far worth the extra size on the marker.
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woods ball rules thats all i play and let me tell
you,YOU Dont Want a Stockit gets in the way and
even a colapsibe stock is just one more thing to get
in the way and hassle with when you try to fit into a
stump or hole so do you self a favor save your
money and by some candy.
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Besides talking about car stocks, there is one lil problem that people have when using a stock of any type when installed into a paint marker, "your mask" you wont be able to aim down on the sights without using a raised sight rail ($40-$50) and use whatever aiming device one chooses but, there is one type of stock that is available and very easy to install,....its called a T stock or a gas-thru stock which is mounted to the bottom of the pistol grip and wit this, you can look down on the sights on the marker (with a mask on) and also with the T stock performs jus like any other type of stock out there.
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stocks will weigh you down(basicly your arms will wear out)then you will take it off then wish you never bought one.plus they get in the way of the mask when you go prone. but if i had to use one collapsible.
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