Looking at a new gun

The 98C, A5, and X7 are all upgradeable to a double trigger. However, if you are looking at something that is walkable, none of these is probably your best bet.  As for accuracy, your best best is running HPA for better shot to shot consistency and getting a barrel kit for best paint to barrel match.

You might want to put a price range that you are looking at.

Also, looking to buy one with a folding stock. I really like the looks of the X7, but if you guys think that another gun is truly better for my needs, ill forget it. And im not sure if i want an electronic trigger, or response trigger, because all my friends have guns with them, and they are all broken. It seems like everyone has non stop problems with any kind of electronic trigger. One of my friends has a RAP4 m16 looking gun, with like 1500$ into it and he literally can never get the thing running, literally, every time its fixed, it breaks nearly immediatly, so i dont want an over complicated gun. Anyways any info appreciated. 

I know i can crank a decent number of shots out with a double trigger, hows the response trigger work? 

True. If you are planning on running with the tank on the marker, stocks get cumbersome.

Tippmann honors the warranty wherever you buy it. I've actually had them offer to send me parts for free on markers I bought used. Their warranty is that good. I would buy the marker sans FL and stock personally. The FL does extend range, but loses a lot of accuracy in order to do so. If you play speedball, you will want another barrel.

Edited by oldpbnoob - 18 February 2010 at 3:49pm

You cannot consistetlly hit a 4x4 target at 300ft with a Flatline.  I had FL's on both my 98C and A5, and never did I have that type of accuracy. Flatlines are great for shooting through overhanging brush and for distance suppression fire, but it is not capable of spot on accuracy at 300ft. For that matter, not at 100ft+.

Edited by oldpbnoob - 18 February 2010 at 10:26pm

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