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Pistol play scenario

#1 User is offline   evilwho 

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Posted 07 March 2013 - 09:51 PM

Of the two listed which would be a better option

TiPX or BT SA-17 please list pro and cons. I don't want a t8.1 so please don't suggest it thanks guys.

I'll be using the pistol as a primary gun. If this helps any

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Posted 08 March 2013 - 12:02 AM

i used a tipx and a t8.1 during living legends 5, and have played rec ball with a bt17 style marker regularly

first thing i would recommend, bring a normal marker as well, pistol play is well and good, but it is not for even a small fraction of everyone during an entire 2 day scenario event full of fully geared players.

tipx:

pros:
apparantly regulated, which is a big plus
compact
light
has ability for remote line ( something i may recommend at scenario, 12 gram changing on tipx is not exactly fun or cost effective)
shoot well
look good
magazines cheap

cons:
12 gram changing involves unscrewing front of marker, popping out old, inserting new, re screwing, and pulling trigger to puncture new co2
only holds 7 balls
in my personal experience (with 3 different tipx markers) fps takes a dive during rapid fire.
more expensive, which may or may not be important to you.
tippmann barrel threading (a5 i beleive)

BT SA-17
pros:
holds 10+ balls
available rifle kit allows it to run hopper, bottomline, and cocker threaded barrels (or a mix, ie 10 round w/ tank and barrel etc)
cheaper
10 round tubes and harness comparable to magazine cost
rifle kit allows you to play at less of a disadvantage, more like having a 98c, if you dont already have something similar.
cons:
12g changing even worse then tipx
slower to reload (personal)
less air efficient then tipx
no regulation
inconsistant




my verdict, the tipx is hands down, far and away the PISTOL i would use, the bt-sa17 offers some interesting versatility but it is not the better of the two pistols


if you want the versatility the bt sa17 provides, as well as its pricepoint you should go http://www.ansgear.c...allgunblack.htm
if you want the pistol experience you should go tipx




note to above, this is all because you dont want a Tiberius i sold the tiberius i received, and had bad experiences with it from the get go, but tiberius had amazing customer support, and during ll5 the tiberius tech probably spent 4 hours rebuilding that gun a dozen times with all new orings and parts etc. i got a lemon, but their customer service was amazing.


http://www.techpb.co...1 - my feedback

http://ptab.it/CUC4 - for good feels

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Posted 13 March 2013 - 10:43 AM

I've had Tibs and TPXs and still own a SA-17. I prefer the 17 for the reasons you mentioned. It's starting to die on me from use but its been good to me and I've got my $75 I paid for it out of it for sure.

With the right harness and load plan, you can play any scenario.

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Posted 13 March 2013 - 02:52 PM

i personally own an sa-17
it may be a bit heavier but from my experiences its quite accurate.
if you get the rifle kit its basically two markers in one.
you can use it as a main gun when you need to or strip it down to a pistol when you need to.

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Posted 13 March 2013 - 04:00 PM

View Postsmurfinator22, on 13 March 2013 - 02:52 PM, said:

its quite accurate.

its just as accurate as any other marker...
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