So has anyone seen one in action yet.  I am going to go this weekend or this week to check one out.  I just really like the look of it.  I was between a Tac-One and a T9 but this has good looks.  if anone has seen one post up.

I'd take a Tac One over that any day of the week.

carl_the_sniper wrote: StormyKnight wrote: Because the Tac One is a mech marker by AGD.  The BT is just a mil sim'd Invert Mini. And.... the problem with that would be...?

Can't BT make their own electropneumatic? 

Rambino wrote: Wouldn't the BT be more like a mil-simmed 98 (albeit with internal airline)?  The Mini is an entirely different mechanism.

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carl_the_sniper wrote: No, I believe that it is electropneumatic (which brings up the question of why stormyknight would prefer a mech sear tripper?)

What's wrong with sear-tripping markers?  There are plenty of them out there that work just fine.  The Tac One (like other X-Mags) is a nice performing marker that can have fairly nice rates of fire that can rival an electro.

thejudge wrote: well i went and checked it out and there is one major con.  The exterior is pure plastic which does not give a good feel in my hands.  Kinda wondering why they didnt go wih a balistic nylon like SP did on their new one.  it has a nice feel as far as the  size goes though.  and it is indeed cocker threaded (why they switched it up from the A5 threading is beyond me). It seemed like a nice gun but i may have to wait to see some first hand in use reviews.  I would also like to see a rip clip or something other than what is on there come out.

Because it is excatly like an Invert Mini inside only the outer shell is milsim. And Mini uses Auto-Cocker threads, as simple as that buddy. Nothing to get someone beyond himself!

thejudge wrote: well i went and checked it out and there is one major con.  The exterior is pure plastic which does not give a good feel in my hands.  Kinda wondering why they didnt go wih a balistic nylon like SP did on their new one.  it has a nice feel as far as the  size goes though.  and it is indeed cocker threaded (why they switched it up from the A5 threading is beyond me). It seemed like a nice gun but i may have to wait to see some first hand in use reviews.  I would also like to see a rip clip or something other than what is on there come out.

Well from what I understand its not just a plastic on the outside its suppose to be carbon fiber at least thats what I was told by BT. BT also told me that a adapter for the Rip Clip would be out with in the next couple months. My bet is that they will make a low profile hopper or something for it.  The store in my area has one on order for me, they only got 6 in and they all sold that day . As soon as I get my hands on it and get to play ill let yall know what I think.

looks cool to me. I might consider one.

I went and looked at it again and really liked the feel.  It is very light weight and while the plastic/carbon fiber is a bit iffy for me I can't dis it until I see it in action or know a few people with first hand experience.  Really I like it too because it is a 1:1 with the MP7 and that is pretty cool.  PLus I have the barrel for it and the 8" would look perfect in there especially if I get a mock silencer.  The other nice part will be a rip clip since I love the offset part with an X7 hopper (yes they go fit the rip clip) and some of the events my team has been looking at require 1. a milsim aor realistic looking marker and 2 you have to use a pod or a tac cap and with this i could use either and it would be nice and compact for urban combat.  It is up in the air.  Maybe I will get it for myself for graduation.  I graduate in a few weeks for my bachelors and I dont know a better way to celebrate other than a new paintball marker.