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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
second opinions ? here's some data. . .

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Posted by _The Hare_ on February 20, 2002 at 21:47:11:

In Reply to: .68 carbine or Pro-Carbine:which feeds better+fast posted by _The Hare_ on February 20, 2002 at 02:16:30:

That may be true as I have fired both and I'm essentially answering my own question; I found that the .68 carbine has a higher fireing rate, running in at close to 540rpm (only experienced two jamms and no chopping during the whole day @ F.O.F.). While the Pro-Carbine is limited to 300rpm and I experienced one jam and maybe 4-5 chops per game, under rapid fire. (*both balls shot were PMI prenium*)

My question is about a project I may participate in making: A full-auto Tippmann(like a WWII Browning); as for the rate of fire I could care less about, but I would like to have a marker that didn't chop balls or have the potential to have recoil problems--I.E. Spiders and their clones--(I don't care about jamms as we all know unless you have a pump, every gun jamms ;)let me know what you think?

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: That may be true as I have fired both and I'm essentially answering my own question; I found that the .68 carbine has a higher fireing rate, running in at close to 540rpm (only experienced two jamms and no chopping during the whole day @ F.O.F.). While the Pro-Carbine is limited to 300rpm and I experienced one jam and maybe 4-5 chops per game, under rapid fire. (*both balls shot were PMI prenium*) : My question is about a project I may participate in making: A full-auto Tippmann(like a WWII Browning); as for the rate of fire I could care less about, but I would like to have a marker that didn't chop balls or have the potential to have recoil problems--I.E. Spiders and their clones--(I don't care about jamms as we all know unless you have a pump, every gun jamms ;)let me know what you think?

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