which is the best choice marker 2 buy

[rawson]

What is the best marker to buy performance wise? (but still want it to look the part) I'm after a marker and dont know what to buy, i'm swinging towards a nexus. Is this a bad choice? Would i be better with a timmy? (if so which) or 1 of the newer angels (again which). I seriously need help! Any comment on a good choice would be apprieciated. Cheers rawson

 

[Roulette]

try them all if you can as eblade and angels have different feel on the trigger pull, if not you can listen to people tell you buy their gun

 

[tom9]

at the moment i would say angel speed 05 or a nexus e2

the timmies are all well and good but support the brits:d

tom

 

[MattyMorgan69]

at the moment i think angel 05 speed which i think looks, perticuly good in pewter, but that is if you have the money.
You may also want to upgrade the barrle on it after a while though the stock barrel isnt bad its just personal prefrence.

 

[johnmassive]

perhaps you could rephrase the question

"regardless of the feel or comfort of the gripframe and trigger, and if i could cap my rof at a constant 12bps for x amount of time. what gun will result in hitting the spot the most times, breaks less balls, has the lightest weight, works regardless of weather conditions, better choice of aftermarket products, easier to maintain after use, easier to get tech help on, will be easier to sell 2nd hand in the future, etc, etc..?"

would you be happier with a higher ROF with lower accuracy or vice versa, or a payoff between the two.

are you also bothered about the performance to the cost ratio or will you spend big money for the outright better performer regardless of the price markup and performance increase?

 

[Tom Allen]

Originally posted by johnmassive
perhaps you could rephrase the question

"regardless of the feel or comfort of the gripframe and trigger, and if i could cap my rof at a constant 12bps for x amount of time. what gun will result in hitting the spot the most times, breaks less balls, has the lightest weight, works regardless of weather conditions, better choice of aftermarket products, easier to maintain after use, easier to get tech help on, will be easier to sell 2nd hand in the future, etc, etc..?"

would you be happier with a higher ROF with lower accuracy or vice versa, or a payoff between the two.

are you also bothered about the performance to the cost ratio or will you spend big money for the outright better performer regardless of the price markup and performance increase?

John, even my head hurts now....

 

[SHERIFF]

Go for a DM4 fast as f~ck looks good and tech suport second to nun..