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WARPIG Tech Talk - Bushmaster 2000 / Defiant
Re: My opinion

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Posted by Superannuated on August 28, 2001 at 23:31:55:

In Reply to: Any Real Difference? posted by Beer_Drinking_Lizard on August 28, 2001 at 21:46:09:

:: I personally don't see any extra value in the LCD version. I don't pay attention to shot counters, etc. during a game. If I need a timer, the $15.95 Raido Shack talking timer works fine.

Is the Bushy durable? I'd say reasonably so. In my experience the wiring is delicate (not a problem unless you dismantle the gun), the gun benefits from an inline reg replacement (not essential), and some solenoids seem to go out (but others last seemingly forever). It's one of the lightest guns out there, but overall about as reliable as the other tournament grade guns (I also shoot a Cocker; they require periodic tuning, and their exposed pneumatics can get broken in hard play. Angels are more heavily built than B2Ks, but due to the LCD's extensive electronics, bugs can occur, as my teammates have found out.).

I wouldn't compare the B2K to a minimag (I had a minimag for two years). The mag is very sturdy and simple to maintain-just o-rings, seals and the occasional power tube spring. However the mag will not perform with the B2K in ease of snap shooting or rate of fire.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Superannuated

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Re: My opinion Beer_Drinking_Lizard 01:11:48 08/29/01 (7)
- Re: Well.... Superannuated 14:54:33 08/30/01 (6)
  - Re: Well.... Beer_Drinking_Lizard 19:05:33 08/30/01 (5)
    - Re: Bm2K Generations Superannuated 21:48:10 08/30/01 (4)
      - The One with the Fishbone milling then right? Beer_Drinking_Lizard 23:38:12 08/30/01 (3)
        
        Re: The One with the Fishbone milling then right? frog man 09:29:45 08/31/01 (2)
        
        Re: The One with the Fishbone milling then right? Beer_Drinking_Lizard 13:06:18 08/31/01 (1)
        
        Re: The One with the Fishbone milling then right? frog man 23:48:07 08/31/01 (0)

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: :: I personally don't see any extra value in the LCD version. I don't pay attention to shot counters, etc. during a game. If I need a timer, the $15.95 Raido Shack talking timer works fine. : Is the Bushy durable? I'd say reasonably so. In my experience the wiring is delicate (not a problem unless you dismantle the gun), the gun benefits from an inline reg replacement (not essential), and some solenoids seem to go out (but others last seemingly forever). It's one of the lightest guns out there, but overall about as reliable as the other tournament grade guns (I also shoot a Cocker; they require periodic tuning, and their exposed pneumatics can get broken in hard play. Angels are more heavily built than B2Ks, but due to the LCD's extensive electronics, bugs can occur, as my teammates have found out.). : I wouldn't compare the B2K to a minimag (I had a minimag for two years). The mag is very sturdy and simple to maintain-just o-rings, seals and the occasional power tube spring. However the mag will not perform with the B2K in ease of snap shooting or rate of fire. : Hope this helps. : Regards, : Superannuated

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