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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Don't go "Marker Broke"...

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Posted by K Keaty on April 29, 2002 at 17:30:18:

In Reply to: What Marker Should I buy if I have $2500? posted by Tyler Deniston on April 28, 2002 at 19:28:14:

The reply below mine makes a good point. If you buy a house, they say don't buy so much house that you can't afford furniture. Likewise, don't buy a marker you can't afford to furnish with anything but Brass Eagle paint. I'll seriously accuse you of wasting at least $1000 if you spend all of that after Nitro. Any high end cocker plus an Air America 68ci 4500psi (my favorite) should be a GREAT marker. And, you'll have some left over to buy paint for a little while. Just because you have $2500 doesn't mean you need to spend $2500, in spite of what any self-respecting capitalist merchant will tell you. Personally, I think the Shocktech cockers are awesome, as are the DYEs, and for the money, the Dark Cocker is very nice. I shoot a Dark, and paid less than $1000 with regulator and barrel. Even an EMag plus nitro wouldn't cost you more than about $1600. That's also a nice setup in my opinion. The best advice I can give is this: get a chance to shoot some high end guns at the local field/store, and see what you like. You'll find one for much less than the $2500 you have available. And, if it's a cocker, you'll spend a decent portion of that trying out different components anyway.

Kevin

: I have $2500. What marker should I buy?

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for that much get a 50 caliber rifle.....jesus ... California_Dragon
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: The reply below mine makes a good point. If you buy a house, they say don't buy so much house that you can't afford furniture. Likewise, don't buy a marker you can't afford to furnish with anything but Brass Eagle paint. I'll seriously accuse you of wasting at least $1000 if you spend all of that after Nitro. Any high end cocker plus an Air America 68ci 4500psi (my favorite) should be a GREAT marker. And, you'll have some left over to buy paint for a little while. Just because you have $2500 doesn't mean you need to spend $2500, in spite of what any self-respecting capitalist merchant will tell you. Personally, I think the Shocktech cockers are awesome, as are the DYEs, and for the money, the Dark Cocker is very nice. I shoot a Dark, and paid less than $1000 with regulator and barrel. Even an EMag plus nitro wouldn't cost you more than about $1600. That's also a nice setup in my opinion. The best advice I can give is this: get a chance to shoot some high end guns at the local field/store, and see what you like. You'll find one for much less than the $2500 you have available. And, if it's a cocker, you'll spend a decent portion of that trying out different components anyway. : Kevin : : : I have $2500. What marker should I buy?

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