ion ups

Halo B
68/4500 HPA
CCM no pro rise
some sort of blade trigger
QEV
new bolt
new ASA
either a kit like the evil pipe kit of freak if you want to pay a fortune.

After all that, you will have a superb marker. Of course you could probably buy all that used for half or less than what it would be new.

Do yourself a favor and get used. A new Ion just isn't worth the money.

barrelcondom wrote: what i was thinking about was getting an halo b for 50 bucks from a friend and a crossfire 68/45 for 100 from anoher friend a low profile clamping feed neck a all american because i shot my friends and it was quiet and the most accurate thing ever.but im not gonna get a new board or trigger mods because i can admit i dont have very fast finger so ill just take the magnets out and see if i need a new trigger

How will taking the magnets out help you improve the trigger? The magnets are what pushes the trigger back into place, you need them. Besides triggers are a relatively inexpensive upgrade.

I suggest looking into a used promaster or Lasoya Promaster on ebay. you can find them going for around the same price as ions and they are much better markers (better board - tourney modes, uncapped ROF, etc, better trigger - 4 way adjustable, as well as other better features).

barrelcondom wrote: u suck commander the magnets try to help you walk faster. they dont push it back into place they pull the trigger towards them u noob.and shutup with your promaster crap u suck.

Okay you have to ask what upgrades to put in an Ion and I am a "noob" since I said push instead of pull? I guess that is so logical even though I have been playing for years. Simply stated the magnets relate to the trigger pull/ return (as in the amount of force needed to pull the trigger, but also how quickly the trigger returns to the original position). I can't understand why you would spend money on other Ion parts but be unwilling to simply replace the trigger if you don't like it, its a relatively inexpensive upgrade, your thought process is obtuse.

Besides didn't you just post a question about Ion operating pressure...and i answered it with a helpful and civil response..."noob"?

RoboCop wrote: Cool down. Promasters are known for noid problems. The Ion noid lasts a very long time. The whole Ion itself lasts a very long time. Promasters just won't give you what you need.

By that logic, Timmies have bad noids and they suck for the same reason.

I just got a new trigger, it's a cp blade and it's so much better than the stock trigger. I would definitely think about getting a new trigger.

Also, I got the qev but I haven't had a chance to really test it out but it should help with efficiency/rof/less drop off. Plus it's less than $20. Definately worth the money from what I've heard.