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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Angel, Cocker, or Impulse Vision

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Posted by laud on September 29, 2002 at 02:48:41:

I've been playing paintball for only 5 months, so still relatively new. I use a Spyder TL+, and i'm kind of outgrowing it and looking at new high end guns. What i'm trying to figure out is all the pros and cons of the 3 types of guns i've gotten it narrowed down to, a Angel, Cocker, and an impulse vision. I want a gun that has a pretty good rate of fire, i can hit between 6-8 bps on my spyder, so i'd want like 8-10, but is still pretty accurate (when i get up to 8ish bps on my spyder they go a little off target). If anyone could tell me their opinions of those 3 types of guns and the pros and cons to them, i'd appreciate it.

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: I've been playing paintball for only 5 months, so still relatively new. I use a Spyder TL+, and i'm kind of outgrowing it and looking at new high end guns. What i'm trying to figure out is all the pros and cons of the 3 types of guns i've gotten it narrowed down to, a Angel, Cocker, and an impulse vision. I want a gun that has a pretty good rate of fire, i can hit between 6-8 bps on my spyder, so i'd want like 8-10, but is still pretty accurate (when i get up to 8ish bps on my spyder they go a little off target). If anyone could tell me their opinions of those 3 types of guns and the pros and cons to them, i'd appreciate it.

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