: : : So here is my question. I'm a rec ball cocker user and I chop balls. I chop balls like there is no tomorrow. Most of this is my fault. I get excited and short stroke. So having tweaked my cocker about as much as I can, I'm looking into Angels.: : : I expect to chop balls with an Angel, as with any paintgun. That is okay. I'm just wondering how much of a difference the anti-chop eye will make to me. Is it the matter of chopping a paintball twice a day with a LCD vs. ~never with IR3, or do people chop all day with LCD's?
: : : I'm not a hardcore tourney player where a chop can cost me big in a tourney. And I just like the looks of the LCD so much more than IR3.
: : : Any comments would be great.
: : : Punchcard
: : i never chop paint when i play what u have to do is find the paint that shoots the best in your barrel dont worry about choppin because you are shooting to fast that dont really happen w lcd's or buy a freak
: My IR3 is the fourth angel I've owned. I agree with the previous post, find paint that works well with your marker and your barrel first. I don't even use the COPS on the IR3, and it shoots just as well as my dark did.
: Shel
I would have to agree with Shel although this is my fifth Angel, gotta love em! But I use the intellifeed with it spinning on ever shot and spins for .1 seconds. So it doesnt spin as fast as a Halo or X-board but with it spinning a little every shot its aways agitating and I hardly ever have a blank shot. And no I dont use the COPS either. Havent had enough time to fine tune it but after this weekend I will.
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