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WARPIG Tech Talk - Bushmaster 2000 / Defiant
Re: My Opinion
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Posted by Superannuated on May 06, 2001 at 00:05:31:

In Reply to: question for a friend posted by hopper on May 05, 2001 at 21:17:06:

It depends.For playing limited paint (Pan Am) I prefer my autococker.

For playing unlimited paint the Bushy is a very good choice, particularly is one is on a budget. It throws paint as well as an Angel, is lightweight and fairly compact and the trigger can be adjusted to suit one's taste.

In my own experience the factory HP regulator is not too great, the LP reg can sometimes take some breaking in (make friends with someone who has a Sonic LP reg gauge for the Bushy), and the solenoid doesn't have as long a life as I would like. However, all guns have their faults, and the Bushy is a solid tourney performer



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