Great little review video , I've had both on my TiPX and went back to the extended. I had a reverse release on my Tiberius and wish they had one for the TiPX.
I just wanna say , Good video! Bro! Great Informative Advice, Crystal Clear*, honest, demonstrated excellent. Looking to buy 1 for her, for self defense. Much Appreciated! 🇺🇲🤜🏼💥🤛🏼🇺🇲 Tj ⚔️
I was sitting here thinking about a video I have never seen. Someone to give a good comparison on a " drop pouch " vs " putting back in the mag pouch ". I personally have never used a drop pouch for anything other than picking up rockets on the field to give to my AT guys whenever I meet back up with them. You could also talk about reloading magazines on the field VS having enough to outlast your air supply. I normally carry 3 zetamags and 4 standard mags as a backup with my PB Mafia 007 Harness for CO2 and 10 Round Tubes. Also works for picking up trash from players that don't properly care for the fields =) I think this could be a good video topic AND I can imagine a fun video.
great video ideas! Although I can already tell you that a dump pouch for your spent mags can make a world of difference. Greyman was working without one for quite a while until he got sick of fumbling to put things back into their proper pouches that he installed a dump pouch and never looked back.
I can respect that but think about people that use co2 and can out last 120 shots and or someone like myself who are 5'2 and 120 lbs and struggle with placement or carrying larger amounts of mags.
+smozezzz I guess that really depends on if you want to play with a pistol or not. They don't have the range of larger rifles but they are light so you can get closer. Really just a preference.
Very sturdy gun. Very easy to clean. Just look on youtube for tutorial. Lots of mods for it. Try to find one used that work. Buy o-ring kit on ebay for like 10$ change the ones that need to be changed and you got yourself a brand new gun. If you plan on using it as primary, dont go with the little o2 12 oz cartrige. Buy a small tank and the remote line adapter. Sorry for bad english.
