Tippmann 98

Specs

Tippmann 98 with polished internals
Expansion Chamber
Tippmann Remote Line
Combat Stock
Lapco 14" Bigshot beadblasted barrel
Lapco Direct Feed
Lapco Dove Tail
Lapco Slide Check
Lapsco 3x9x40 Iluminated Scope
Rocket Cocker 2
10 " double cored home made Silencer (Works great)

This is a bit of a different setup that I use some times, it is a little more light weight then my other setup, I sometimes switch back to my Flatline barrel, which is not as accurate at close range as the Bigshot for anything up to 70 feet, it is great for anything over that mark.
This setup works great for me, the guys I play with have learned the hard way how effective it is, in the summer once the cold air clears I will probablt remove the expansion chamber and run the remote line directly into the Vertical Adapter.


Edited by Baewolf - 09 March 2006 at 10:55am

Snake6 wrote: Ok, Im not really liking the scope, its really pointless. What type of barrel is that? You should also get an electric hopper.

The barrel is a Bigshot 14", the scope works great, especially when you only play woods ball and you are looking at something from a distance and am unsure of whether it is a person or a tree stump you are looking at.

The last game I played I used the scope to sink multiple paintball's in the face of 8 different players that did not even get a shot off at me.

So for anyone considering a scope for their Tippmann, stick to a good consistant barrel like a bigshot, get a scope that can be adjusted to a low x factor like 3 or 4, buy something like a lapco Dovetail or high rings to elevate the scope high enough to see through it with your mask on and make sure that the eye piece for the scope is wide, do this and you will be deadly with a scope

It works well for me so I guess I will continue using it

Oh and as for the Hopper I am getting a Cyclone feed in the Spring and a RT, but as for now one is kind of useless without the other


Edited by Baewolf - 09 March 2006 at 10:42am

Whats the deal with the extra bumps on the barrel? That threw me for a loop. Also as for the scope, a pair of field galsses works just as weel, and doest lead to tunnel vision.

Snake6 wrote: Whats the deal with the extra bumps on the barrel? That threw me for a loop. Also as for the scope, a pair of field galsses works just as weel, and doest lead to tunnel vision.

The Bumps are electrical tape, they hold my silencer perfectly centered so that it does not interfere with the paintballs I fire.

As for the scope I like it better then field goggles because when I see something I can shoot it rather then trying to then raise my gun hoping that I can shoot the person at a distance far enough that I have a hard time seeing and would need Field glasses for.

Just my preference and my style of play, besides I only look through the scope when, I am shooting someone, I do not walk around looking through it tunnel visioned


Edited by Baewolf - 09 March 2006 at 10:54am

Snake6 wrote: What Air Source were they running? We have several Ions are the field that I ref at and they have fucntioned fine in 15* weather.

3000/47 PURE ENRGY AIR

The exact same as the one he has listed, they even have the same barrels, and the same hopper, the two of them bought the exact same gun's at the same time

I had thought with the air they would be fine but they ended up leaving for the day they got do bad, oh one of them lost a part or something and that ended it for him for the day


Edited by Baewolf - 09 March 2006 at 10:59am

Yea i got owned with that gun last weekend. lol

I hope they dont work good for em ,hahaha. More people that i get to shoot in the face.

lol, the gun is okay, ill give it maybe a 6/10. it was EHH.

There not illigal in canada, lol.

Wahts the deal tho you can get a licens to have a handgun and AK's and what ever, but you cant have a scilencer for a paintball gun. Why is that?

the silencer law is dumb. o well we have to follow it. i like the gun though.