Custom 98 e-grip.

It's definately worth it if you want to get into the speedball scene or you're just looking for a little more "umph". The Revvy will keep up with it but not for long if you really start to shoot. I'd suggest looking into an Eggy.

Sell the Ricochet and definately get the Rev... But don't get the cyclone, it's not worth it.....

The Rev will work great with the E-Grip, better then the Ricochet would of....

KoolKidsKlan wrote: It makes walking really easy correct ?

Makes walking it seem like a "walk" in the park!
I love my e-grip for my A5, it should be the same as the 98c pro's though.. Gotta love that turbo and auto-response mode, which ever one is that for one trigger pull then when you let go it shoots again, unless you hold it for more that 3 secs, then it only shoots 1 shot!

bumpzorz.

It is a piece of cake to install. TIppmann already has everything hollowed out for you so theres not much work.

They call them drop in kits for a reason. 

^ Yea it will be easy. My Apache is great, and the A.C.T makes it posible to not even use e hopper. Can rip at 11bps inconsistently because the hopper dosn't feed,(gun still cycles at 11bps) but  its a nice feature in the newer tippmanns, not even sure if you have A.C.T but whatever. Go for the Egrip. PSP ramping sure is swell.

S\/\/4T-L()G4N wrote: Ramping is dumb.

Indeed.  I love semi to death.  Shows how fast you can really shoot...unless your of the crowd who bounces to cheat

Like psp ramping to 15.4 bps instead of 15...just so the counters wont round up and they can get a bps extra every 2.2 seconds....how cheap and stupid.

pimptastik wrote: Ramping is part of the game. It's here to stay so just get over it.

Ramping has ruined my field. The last time I played paintball was two months ago, before that it was TWO YEARS. There used to be four groups at my field. The local team, the wanna be local team players that will invest $10000+ into trying to be on a team, the teen and 20 year olds who wanted to have fun, and a couple young kids (less than 12).

Since ramping, there are now two groups, the team and the wanna bes, and then there is everyone else. Everyone else is gone except a group of "regulars" who are young kids. I'm sorry, but I just can't stand playing with 10 YEAR OLDS who have angels, cockers, and DM6's and don't even know how to properly adjust their velocity by themselves. Worse yet, they don't follow google rules, and they don't follow barrel plug rules.

I'm not sore about it, it just isn't fun for me to go to a field, show someone how to use a $1500 gun that their parents bought for them, only to suddenly appear right next to me in a 3' by 3' cube in the middle of the field in the middle of the game. While trying to fit in this bunker with me, asking where they should move and what they should shoot with. Only for the game to turn the other way and get pinned down, have him freak out, lean into the airball bunker too hard, pushing it forward slightly, leaving me out in the open to get lit up.

This was not a one time thing, almost every game this happened with a new kid with rich parents.

What does this have to do with anything? Because of ramping, there is no way I can even play with the wanna be team members at the field because I will be honest, I can't keep up. Don't go off saying I suck, because I ALWAYS play against e-bladed cockers, shockers, imps, and ions when my friends come to the local field. The refs ref games with just us so I don't have to play with kids that don't know what they are doing, or people ramping that you have to ramp to keep up with.