Distance and Fire power

This is my 98C, its a couple of years old but I am finally done doing all my work to it. I love the way it feels, I have a sling on it so that it sits the weight on my shoulder and I can move with it tucked into my shoulder like an M4. Yes, it has an e-bolt on it so I can lay suppressing fire from a distance with the flatline. It really makes for a good combination, I use it in speedball as backfield and sometimes mid and in woodsball as the fire team or recon element since I can pin them further out then they can effictively reach me.

This pistol is a back-up, anyone that has ever had a ball bust in a flatline knows what a pain it can be to clean out and although it doesn't happen often I like to be prepared for when it happens. All I have to do is tuck under some cover and squeege it and if someone charges me then I still have something stop them with. Plus its fun to duel with it or pull it for those tight corners that can be a pain to negotiate with that long Tippmann.

The Talon was my first gun and it still works great. I like to take it out sometimes and show the new guys that it's the skill, not the hundreds of dollars worth of equipment he has, that makes a good player. I have been known to pull it out to school a smart-mouth kid with more money than brains.

Anyways, what do you think?

Huck









Heres a link to my website with the rest of my pictures, some year-old pics of my Tippmann, and my Trans Am.

Pictures

Harness doesn't fit my new crossfire tank so Im in the market for another one at the moment.

I have used a few other barrels before but never owned one.

The ebolt makes the trigger an adjustable switch. I have mine set to be more sensitive then the click of your mouse probably is so when I switch to full auto I can easily release 3 round burst, single shots, or let loose a good ole' fashion spray-and-pray chain of paint.

Huck

You should mod the crap out of that talon.

Nice tippy, not a fan of flatlines though.

Meh not a big fan of the flatline barred but its not bad

Also not a fan of flatlines, but it looks like you have a setup that your happy with and that's all that counts.

if i were u(since u dont need as fast a hopper as the reloader b) i would sell that thing on ebay and get a cheaper one so u can get a few extra bucks on the side. im not a fan of flatlines but i like it nonetheless, ive never heard of an e-bolt w/ a flatline it sounds kool u should try to get a vid up of u shooting

98c Dude13 wrote:  Why do you have that reloader B on there? That was a total waste of money.

He explained why he got the hopper, if you took the time to read all his posts before posting your response.

i didnt think it was possible to have an ebolt and a stock on one 98, how does that work?

please,someone tell me how in the world did he get a stock on there with an ebolt?how can u do that?

ya but how could it hold onto the gun and still have the ebolt not sliding around