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Ups and downs about my two guns

Well my first gun I ever owned was a Spyder TL (Tournament Level) which was a Christmas present from my parents back in 2005 (I think). At the time, I loved it no matter what, but three years later, after one game two different screws came loose. You have to keep making sure all the screws are tight and in place. But the good thing is that it makes an excellent gun for beginners.

My second gun is a Tippmann 98 Custom which I have had since July of this year (2008), which I bought used. The only downer about this gun is that when you take it a part you have to be sure that everything is in place before putting it back together. Another thing you have to watch out for is if you take it apart and the long spring is bending in the cocking mechanism, you have probably popped the stiffening rod out. DO NOT cut it. Replace the rod and reassemble it.

Another thing you might find hard if you have a flat line is that it is hard to crono.

As I have said earlier, this is all my opinion and what I have experienced.

Kind of what my gun looks like.

Sorry but this is the best pic I could find.





Don't get me wrong I Love my flat line and it is not for sale.

Are Stocks Worth the Money?

In my opinion no (and yes I did own one for a Tippmann 98) because they get in the way and enable you to shoot well. This is just my opinion if you have one feel free to comment.

BT TM7

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