Tiberius Arms T9

What are your guys thoughts on the tiberius arms T9 rifle?

Over-priced gimmick

$300 can get you a POS like those.... or you can buy a nice used DM4, Timmy, Angel LED or LCD, or a million more high-end markers that will give you far better performance or reliability.

Now isn't that rather rude and uncalled for!?

You ask for advice, and then insult those that are trying to help you?

I disapprove.

I am just a friendly soul trying to help you be nice to others.  New members are always encouraged to read the rules and stickies, and I am pretty sure you are supposed to be nice and not rude.

murphyfever3711 wrote: suck my balls im getting a tiberius arms t9 rifle anyway

So, you're going to spend $300USD for a marker that has no upgradability what-so-ever? That's almost as brilliant as the statement I quoted above. Not only do you have to purchase extra clips at approximately $40 each to be able to use the clip-loading features, you also have to keep a clip inserted AND use a remote line if you want to use Constant air. If using C/A but no hopper, you must re-load the ONE CLIP in the marker by hand since the same clip must be used each and every time if using constant air. It weighs almost 2 pounds more than an A-5 un-sprung. It has an amazingly slow ROF, no electro-upgrage or RT upgrade options so you're stuck in Semi-only, PERIOD. They're loud as crap and have horrible gas efficiency due to the heavy hammer and spring set needed to make a compact semi-auto operate off of 12g CO2 cartridges. Don't even get me started on the current cost of 12g cartridges for an air-source if you don't feel like using a bulky remote line. If you want to go play uber-sniporz in the woods wearing a ghillie and bragging about that one shot you got off before someone who can actually play and understands the game welted the crap out of you, then go for it. But if you actually want to get out and play some paintball and maybe even shoot someone, then I'd suggest looking into something else. Next time you want to come in and ask opinions even though you've already made up your mind, you'd better make sure you've got something better to say.

Have fun wasting your money with a marker that is mediocre in performance at best with no way what-so-ever to upgrade it. When it turns out to suck and be a waste of cash, come on back with an open mind and I'll give you some good ideas of what is really worth $300.

murphyfever3711 wrote: suck my balls. I'm getting a t-9 anyway.

Now, now Mini-Me. You don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, do you?

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tallen702 wrote: So, you're going to spend $300USD for a marker that has no upgradability what-so-ever? That's almost as brilliant as the statement I quoted above. Not only do you have to purchase extra clips at approximately $40 each to be able to use the clip-loading features, you also have to keep a clip inserted AND use a remote line if you want to use Constant air. If using C/A but no hopper, you must re-load the ONE CLIP in the marker by hand since the same clip must be used each and every time if using constant air. It weighs almost 2 pounds more than an A-5 un-sprung. It has an amazingly slow ROF, no electro-upgrage or RT upgrade options so you're stuck in Semi-only, PERIOD. They're loud as crap and have horrible gas efficiency due to the heavy hammer and spring set needed to make a compact semi-auto operate off of 12g CO2 cartridges. Don't even get me started on the current cost of 12g cartridges for an air-source if you don't feel like using a bulky remote line. If you want to go play uber-sniporz in the woods wearing a ghillie and bragging about that one shot you got off before someone who can actually play and understands the game welted the crap out of you, then go for it. But if you actually want to get out and play some paintball and maybe even shoot someone, then I'd suggest looking into something else. Next time you want to come in and ask opinions even though you've already made up your mind, you'd better make sure you've got something better to say. Have fun wasting your money with a marker that is mediocre in performance at best with no way what-so-ever to upgrade it. When it turns out to suck and be a waste of cash, come on back with an open mind and I'll give you some good ideas of what is really worth $300.

Wow, I'm short of breath after reading all that. You really really really know what you're talking about!

Edited by I Shoot Fast - 27 April 2007 at 11:32pm

$200 - $400: Used Angels, used Shockers, used Intimidators, used PM5's, used Freestyles, and certain used cockers.

New: Promasters ($250, probably easier to find used), Lasoya Promasters ($200, probably easier to find used), Ions ($225), SP-8 (300), Epiphany, PMRs.

Less than $250: new/used impulses, bushmasters, b2k2, b2k4, bko, A-5s, Tippmann 98 customs, most cockers, etc

Some of those guns can be found for $100, and ALL of them are better than the gun you asked about.

Edited by Commander_Cool - 28 April 2007 at 12:46am

I have the T9 and love it.

I have a A5 for my main marker and have a T9 as a back up or pistol.

My A5 can shoot 20+ BPS and I dont need or want high end marker that has high BPS.

I see your problem. You have the Spec-Ops mentality, "I can only use it if it's designed for woodsball." Wrong.

Think about it: The high-end electro "Speed demon clown guns" you could get with that money would be a better choice. Often, electros are more reliable than the mechs you can buy, as there are less parts to go wrong. You may say, "What about water?" You planning on swimming? The rain simply isn't enough to destroy one of those markers, the rubber grips act kind of like a gasket. Plus, how many people actually play in the rain? Speedball guns shoot faster as well, giving you more opportunity to hit people in the woods. My conclusion: "Woodsball guns" are a joke, as is your precious T-9.

Oh, clean up your attitude. No one's gonna help you if you are an arse.

Edited by DeTrevni - 02 May 2007 at 4:36pm