impulses

ok scarface22 really why would so many people have impy an recomend them if they suck so bad? , you need to work out if you think they are heavy, yes they are heavy compaired that the 1000 + guns, and swiss chess, hmmmm never heard of that complaint about these marker, only about the shocker. Also the eye system is poo, i dont under stand that can you please explain how the "eye system" is poop

Gatyr wrote: DRAGON wrote: Get an Imp......mine weighs 3.5lbs so whoever you heard that from needs to lift weights more often. You can use C02 or N2 with an Imp. Most other medium to high end markers cannot make that claim. There are a gazillion upgrades available for them. If you shot mine you would say, "To die for". Don't listen to the broken record comments made by some on these boards about Impulses. They make the exact same whimsical asinine comments in about every thread posted about the Pulse - A gazillion upgrdes eh? What does that say about the marker as a whole? And as mentoined before, you could indeed die for an impy, if only by jumping off the top, or having it drop on you. And why wouldnt other makrers be able to run off co2? My viking can, as can most other high end markers. Its just recomended that you use nitrogen to keep up with the rate of fire most markers can make.

Agreed, Also Impys ARE not the only Markers that can use co2 and HPA. Alias Timmys can also use Co2 but it is not reccommended. In the BL owners manual it says you can use HPA OR CO2 but you must use a remote or some type of expansion extension. So yes you Dragon are wrong. Also I have owned the the Impy and I can tell you it is a heavy POS. The fact is you can buy a much more reliable and alot lighter gun and not have to deal with all the problems that Impys have. Everything is wrong with Impys. Thier heavy, unreliable, extreamly uneffcient in gas, need tons of upgrades to make it anywhere near good, the eye system is poop, the gun is to tall, and the aluminum is made of swiss cheese. To the person who started this thread don't make the same mistake I did, Buy a good high-end gun.

i have a lot to say about them, to sum it all up in one word...

tall

The only reason there are a ton of upgrades for the Impy is because tons of little kids go crying to their mommies because they want the new-fangled gadgets. The reason they have Impys is because they didn't do their homework. B2k4 owns an Impy any day.

impys are sick i own 3 but go for the rat jr and trick it out.......and no it isnt heavy

KaptainKickAce wrote: Civilian Of wrote: How does an aftermarket body make the gun faster Arikon? It can help to make it cycle faster IF the bore is smoother. And even though alot of you hate smart parts they still make really good stuff. And I'm sorry but they had a right to go after AKA and trust me I love AKA they make good stuff too. I love my Imp and I still have alot of stuff to do to it...alot

the smoothness of the bore wont make a difference unless you glued sandpaper on the inside of your gun.

and smart parts DOES NOT make quality products, every smart parts product or smart parts affiliated product i have owned has had terrible quality.

Civilian Of wrote: Dont waste your money and time on an Imp.

Gatyr wrote: A gazillion upgrdes eh? What does that say about the marker as a whole?

That tells me that there is a lot of them being sold. Manufactrers don't process aftermarket parts for markers that aren't in great demand. Why are there so many upgrades for Timmy's and other in high demand markers? Because there is an in demand profit to be made. So as a whole, Imps are in great demand thus a great marker otherwise there would be no demand. If you were an investor, would you invest in a company that was in the Talon upgrade market? lol -

Gatyr wrote: And why wouldnt other makrers be able to run off co2? My viking can, as can most other high end markers. Its just recomended that you use nitrogen to keep up with the rate of fire most markers can make.

Well sure, you can actually ruin any marker on C02 if you don't mind replacing the noid and regulator parts every time you use it lol. Seems that you're a little weak in the paintball knowlege department. I will outline this one for you as well. The Max-Flo is one of only regulators that can handle C02 in a proficient manner. The Palmer's is another well known for it's capacity to handle C02 decently well. Both not only regulate but help keep liquid from passing through it. This in turn prevents liquid C02 from entering a $100 electro-pneumatic solenoid to incompacitate it. I used anti-siphoned C02 on my Impulse for over a year before I saved enough for an N2 tank and had absolutely no probs at all with it. Shots and velocity are just a bit more consistant now -

Kindly explain how nitro surpasses C02 in keeping up with the rof when a C02 tank has a higher output pressure than a regulated N2 tank. When changing from C02 to N2 on my Imp, I needed to increase the pressure because of the approximate 150+ psi decrease in pressure between the two. When testing the output pressure between My Crossy and C02 tank, the Crossy was at 750psi and the C02 tank was at 950psi. A higher pressure output from the tank will naturally feed the marker faster at a higher rate, that's elementary physics or even general logic -

Your above quoted comment is in error, the reason that it's recommended to use N2 in higher end markers is because 1) the regs cannot handle C02 & 2) the noids cannot handle it either -

So glad I could assist you in your quest for knowledge -

^ Also C02 is dirty.. hurts the noid. Even though your using it on an Imp.. it isnt good for it.

How does an aftermarket body make the gun faster Arikon?

Dont waste your money and time on an Imp.

The Man wrote: Impys are POS. You could commit sucide by jumping off the hopper on an impy. Get a ICD bushy.

with PDS