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Posted by Ronald "The Phantom Menace" Danuser on September 04, 2002 at 16:40:05:

In Reply to: I'm around... sometimes :) posted by Ben on September 03, 2002 at 16:08:12:

I'm still hanging around too, but like you, not as much. I still check in to see what's happening. Mostly it's to watch the tumbel weeds roll. Take care.

: I've shot both the Phantom and the Armson. They're about equal for feel, accuracy, build quality, and noise. The Armson, obviously, comes standard with an Armson barrel. The Phantom has it all over the Armson everywhere else. Convertable bodies, parts availability, standard (non-Metric) screws and such, and CCI backing the gun. My biggest gripe with the Armson was always that you couldn't put on "normal" parts, since the whole gun is metric. Thus, no bottom line unless you custom-build it, no 45 grip unless you custom-fit it, no alternate barrels at all. The Phantom might be a little more expensive, but I really think it's the better overall gun.

: Hope this info helps! I do check in here periodically, but I've been spending more time at a handful of other forums lately (IPR being one of the more prominant, along with Tippmann, PPIG, and Doc's).

: Ben Kohnen, Limited Pump Paintball
: http://www.geocities.com/limitedpump/

Follow Ups:

You too, Ron... it's like old home week here :) Ben "Pump Scout" Kohnen 16:37:44 09/05/02 (3)
- The Dream Game... Ronald "The Phantom Menace" Danuser 10:42:33 09/07/02 (2)
  - Re: The Dream Game... Lord Bunker 15:19:36 09/09/02 (1)
    - I'm Right In The Middle of the State... Ronald "The Phantom Menace" Danuser
      09:01:00 09/10/02 (0)

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: I'm still hanging around too, but like you, not as much. I still check in to see what's happening. Mostly it's to watch the tumbel weeds roll. Take care. : : : I've shot both the Phantom and the Armson. They're about equal for feel, accuracy, build quality, and noise. The Armson, obviously, comes standard with an Armson barrel. The Phantom has it all over the Armson everywhere else. Convertable bodies, parts availability, standard (non-Metric) screws and such, and CCI backing the gun. My biggest gripe with the Armson was always that you couldn't put on "normal" parts, since the whole gun is metric. Thus, no bottom line unless you custom-build it, no 45 grip unless you custom-fit it, no alternate barrels at all. The Phantom might be a little more expensive, but I really think it's the better overall gun. : : Hope this info helps! I do check in here periodically, but I've been spending more time at a handful of other forums lately (IPR being one of the more prominant, along with Tippmann, PPIG, and Doc's). : : Ben Kohnen, Limited Pump Paintball : : http://www.geocities.com/limitedpump/

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