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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns

Re: what gun to get

In Reply to: Re: what gun to get posted by m98monkey on May 08, 2003 at 18:53:11:


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Posted by:
Sigrun

on May 09, 2003 at 13:22:41

I agree with getting the Impulse. Get a revolution to start with and if you get to where you outshoot it you can upgrade to Halo later. You can pick up a PMI 45/3000 tank for about 90$ and that will get you on the field. Look to upgrade the tank when you can. If you don't have a mask that should be your primary concern. The only thing of any real value on the field is you. Hoppers can be replaced. Markers can be replaced. Even bunkers can be replace. Your eyes can not.

: Honestly, I would say look at getting a bigger budget. Loader and all together at 650 bucks is cutting it a little thin I think. However, you can get a fairly descent setup. Just don't expect anti-chop eyes or anything. I would recommend an impulse. Standard setup up, no eye, then a revvy, and probably a flex seven mask or something in that area.

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