[InBlack]

Hey everyone, here is Modern Intel's video review for the MILSIG Paradigm Pro! It's a brand new review style with lots of content on the marker.

[Funk21]

Good review, just surprised by the generous mark given. Being a former paradigm owner (gen 1) I'm a little disappointed that they didn't do more to develop this new version. New heat core is a great improvement but has issues-boo. No ambidextrous controls-boo. No built in fire selector switch (or firing modes for that matter)-boo. Okay I know this may not matter to those using strickly mags but for those that want to use hoppers you again have to remove a section of the top riser to use it-boo. Lastly, it would be nice to have an AR grip that doesn't feel crap in you're hands. Personally if I had the dough to spend I drop it on the Dye Dam.

[madsnipes]

Funk21, on 22 December 2012 - 12:25 AM, said:

No built in fire selector switch (or firing modes for that matter)-boo. Okay I know this may not matter to those using strickly mags but for those that want to use hoppers you again have to remove a section of the top riser to use it-boo.

Nobody buys a milsig and puts a hopper on it. And if they did then they shouldn't be playing paintball, they should be at home with a coloring book.

This post has been edited by madsnipes: 24 December 2012 - 12:02 AM

[Funk21]

madsnipes, on 24 December 2012 - 12:00 AM, said:

Funk21, on 22 December 2012 - 12:25 AM, said:

No built in fire selector switch (or firing modes for that matter)-boo. Okay I know this may not matter to those using strickly mags but for those that want to use hoppers you again have to remove a section of the top riser to use it-boo.

Nobody buys a milsig and puts a hopper on it. And if they did then they shouldn't be playing paintball, they should be at home with a coloring book.

The point is that when you design something don't make a feature an afterthought, if that is the case just don't put it there.