Bruce A. Frank & Son’s Markers

cdacda13 wrote: Hey, you ever get that tank I sent you?

Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you. We received it and have shipped it off to CrossFire for their regulator replacement offer to convert it to a valve that screws into the ASA.

Balazs2 wrote: Ditch the drops IMO. Great looking guns other than that though

Looks like the drops are now an absolute. Robin's now running an 88/4500 HPA bottle and I expect one to arrive for me within a few days. Both found on Ebay at less than 1/3 the new price. Took advantage of CrossFire's web page offer to install new tank valve/regulator for $65. Couldn't even buy the part for that price. The old valves on the tanks required the cradle style drops meaning that the bottles had to stay in place on the marker. We opted for screw in style valves so we could still fit the markers into our carry case.

I have the same kind of drop that you have on your 98.  I cant use it with my ebolt it just drops down way to far.

They look good though.

Your boys paint job is nice.

TruePaintballer wrote: I like the grey paintjob...the barrels as everyone has been saying look simply put, bad. I don't think they are nothing out of the ordinary, but it looks good just to play with.

The Stone Cold II on Robin's marker has a reputation as a sniper barrel. He is a dead on shot with it, time and time again making ONE SHOT KILLS. Couple of weeks ago his hopper jammed mid game. He started hand loading one ball at a time. Before the game was over he had advanced up the speedball field and taken out one more and an assist on a second. When I can't make the shot I point the target out to him and he takes them out.

The barrel on my marker is a Hammerhead Pro, a rifled barrel that I think is more accurate than most others on the market. Off a bench rest with a red dot sight I can shoot 6" groups at 120 feet.  But in the excitement of the game I can't hit as consistently as Robin can.