my new gun and gear!!:)

Meh...not bad.

Pumpker'd; (V.) When a pump player runs up and shoots you at point blank range because you thought 20bps made you good.

not too shabby for $150.

Take the scope off, all that will happen is it will break trust me my friend has tried it.

jocasta wrote:

save yourself the time and just take the scope off now

I see a strike racing towards you extremely quickly

I'm not critisizing your choice to use your scope, everyone does they're own thing, they're allowed to. I am kind of curious though, how is it possible to actually sight down that thing with the stock on and your mask? Even if you managed it, how much of a benefit would a scope give you on a marker that has a max range (absolute TOP) of about 200 ft? It couldn't be comfortable that low and on top, not with your mask against the stock.

Not bad, im not a huge fan of the silencers though. They would look better in black IMO. The only thing that annoys me is that you cant use the scope at all, because the rear sight is blocking it.

cant go wrong with a 150 bones. not a bad score i say, but what are the silencers made out of? kinda looks like camo packing tape?

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i think loose the ghetto ass silencer, and scope.

Canadians do it on top.

Things you will discover with that set-up:

The scope will be useless

With the stock in place, your mask won't let you get down close enough to use it
Paintball markers don't have sufficient range/accuracy to make aiming with a scope worthwhile

If you aren't careful, you will find yourself engaging targets that are out of range
The arced trajectory required for longer range paintball shots means that you will have to raise the barrel so much for maximum range engagements that the target will no longer be in the sight picture

The time taken to aim with a scope at shorter ranges will normally get you eliminated by those who use a quicker sight or just walk their fire in on you
Scopes are handy for scouting ahead (checking out terrain for threats) but that specific scope has too small of a viewing area to be easily used even for this

Making silencers, even for paintball markers, is a federal offense if not registered with/approved by the government
That looks like the JCS folding stock-it is a very good stock with only minor drawbacks

If you have trouble with it turning between the marker shell halves, opening up the marker and wrapping a few scraps of rubberband around the mounting point between the two raised areas will fix it
Be sure to check the tightness of all stock hardware (screws etc.) regularly

Edited by Mack - 16 April 2007 at 4:40pm

Lose the scope and the "silencer" which is not a silencer at all. You put plumbing insolation around the barrel and rapped it in camo duct tape.