Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on June 09, 2003 at 12:04:41

My point was why PAY for "package deal" equipment such as a non motorized hopper and a too small, 12 oz CO2 tank that THEY recommend you upgrade immediately. Wasted money you could have applied towards getting what you need to get off to a good start in the sport. What NEW player is going to lay off the E grip trigger rate of fire? (Maybe one with only a bag of 500 balls to last him all day.) He will freeze it up the first day and THEN figure out he needs to lay off the rate of fire until he can afford a Nitro set up. So why start with CO2 in the first place? Just spending good money to buy problems...... You CAN cut a deal for a 'package deal' with your local paintball store OR Internet Dealer and get the right equipment so you don't have to upgrade it immediately. Buy what works and minimal cost.

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