Panda’s Poll...

Well I think I've brought it down to these 3 instead of likie 50...

I want to keep the price under 400$(im in a bit of a money
crunch) And
these are the ones I've concluded are the better ones out of th
3...

My thoughts on Each one.
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Evil Omen: I really havn't
used it much but a Somewhat-Aquaintance of mine uses one
and hasn't had a Single problem with his...

Pros: LIFETIME Warrenty.  ]No need for dumping $$ into it
when
it comes Stock with lots of Good things (Except for Feedneck)

Cons: Mixed Reviews, PMI Built(I dont think its Rock Solid),
Capped at 14bps.


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Autococker: 2004 Vertical


Cocker: I've really havnt ran into a person who has completly
hated there
cocker before.  My Proshop sells them for pretty cheap so no
need
to buy online.

Pros: Very Good Stock, and the only thing I'd upgrade is the
Grips, Barrel, and ASA. (Saves $$$)

Cons: High upkeep.

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Tippmann E-A5


A5: The best thing about this Gun is that it already comes with
one of
the best hoppers so no need to buy one, and it Can take C02
w/ Aboltley
no problems.

Pros: Tippmann Built, Good customer Service, Easy to Clean
and
maintain, Comes with a Good Feed System, lots of diffrent
Trigger Modes.

Cons: Stiff Trigger(unless you use JCS), and ... umm? ...

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well you heard my thoughts... what do you think is the better out
of the 3?



Edited by Panda Man

Panda Man wrote: Tippmann E-A5 A5: The best thing about this Gun is that it already comes with one of the best hoppers so no need to buy one, and it Can take C02 w/ Aboltley no problems. Pros: Tippmann Built, Good customer Service, Easy to Clean and maintain, Comes with a Good Feed System, lots of diffrent Trigger Modes. Cons: Stiff Trigger(unless you use JCS), and ... umm? ..

All true, except for the stiff trigger.  My stock e-grip has a very sensitive trigger.  I leave mine set on full auto at about 12bps, and with a little practice was able to fire single shots, 3 or 4 round bursts, or full auto with no problem. 

When I had a cocker, I had an e-ProStock with a bunch of stuff on it.
Never had a single problem. As for high upkeep, unless you don't
clean it, you'll never have any problems. That's true for all guns
though, right?

i think the b2k4`s w/o pds is around 400.

Panda Man wrote: ^ So the cocker would probably be the Better choice out of them?

Definatley. Some people have had cocker problems in the past, but
my cocker experience was nothing but a pleasant one. Out of the
box or tweaked out, Cockers are great guns. If you wanna keep it
stock, fine. If, down the road, you feel the need for some serious
firepower, slap on an eblade or E2 and let the paint fly.

Robert_Hawker wrote: if you drop any of the others your gunna have problems A-5 all the way!!

Droping guns should not be a probelm....

Go for the cocker and if you want you could always e-blade but there still great stock

i would get an outkast

Or just head to the worr forums and ask **edited**er or anyone else there.. cockers questions are answered quickly there.   Also dont mess with things like the lpr and stuff till you know what your doing....