Rhino1909, on 12 December 2012 - 07:45 PM, said:
MangoPhett, on 12 December 2012 - 07:19 PM, said:
Yeah ANSgear is now shipping them in colors. I just got mine in today, and its in white. Sexy. As. Hell.
I wanted white but I think I am getting it in black as a gift, either way im gonna be happy. What do you think of it so far?
Heres my little review of the gun as I air'd it up and shot it a bit (Chrono'd it too), and then took it apart:
I love the feel of it, it is very lightweight and very easy to get used to if you shoot spools a lot, which I was, as I'm more of a spool type of guy. I like the reg and how...straight it was, very comfortable. I like how the safety is well enough away from your fingers so that when you shoot left you wont accidentally push it. I kept the steel hose at the moment, since I doubt I'll really be facing issues with it anytime soon. It looks very sleek as well, similar to a smoothed out extcy.
Now for the fuction. It shoots extremely light for a mechanical marker, and did some research and found you could adjust the trigger tension through a spring inside the grip frame, which was a nice, non-complex addition from GoG; props to them for this. The feedneck is well enough for any loader, as easy to use as the vibe's, and at least it is there. I've had no complaints about that so far. The barrel I replaced with a custom products 14 inch .693, which works great for it. I did this for aesthetics sakes though. Shooting the gun, it has very little kick, and is reminiscent of the old Emags and Automags like the RT Pro that I shot when I first got into the sport. The low force bolt actually works really well for a gun with no eyes; out of the 300 I shot, none of them broke. Very quiet compared to the blowback guns in this price range, and is also blow-forward style of gun, which is again reminiscent of the automags. The eNMEy is very quiet, as it is a spool valve, and has the same type of drive train as all the other GoG markers: All there really is is just the bolt itself.
Taking it apart, I was very satisfied with this. This is by far one of the easiest guns to clean and maintain that I've ever had to take apart. Its just a simple case of taking the largest allen key and taking off the back cap, and taking the bumper and the bolt out. Then after that all you do is clean off the lube and put new grease on. Out of the box it shoots fine, the only tuning I did was to adjust the velocity. The reg is the same as in the luxe, and taking it apart is very simple. In all aspects, most regulators are about the same in terms of preformance and workings anyways. The only problem I had with this marker was that the trigger pull was very light, but not as crisp as I'd want it to be. What I love is that you can fix that by just adjusting the spring on the inside. I'm seriously very happy with that, as most mechs at this range have no trigger adjustment.
All in all, this is a great marker so far. It's easy to maintain, easy to work, smoothest and quietest shot out there at the moment. But I only just got it today. That being said, I don't want to be like those PBreview guys and base it all of then. I'm going to use this a bunch this winter to give it a go before it becomes my backup/loaner marker. I will however give you guys a review on how it preformed at the field this weekend, and I'll probably let everyone I see have a go at using it just to see if they like it. I have a nice reputation that I'll let any new renter use my marker if their rental is facing issues or I just want them to have a go at a good marker, and I feel bad for giving them my Ion or extcy and seeing them use so much paint. I talked to the owner, and surprisingly he went to world cup and all but hasnt heard of this gun, so he's also interested. I'll also stop by my team (that I'm not playing for, only practices) and see how they like it. None of them have heard of it either. I'll be back!
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