I’m thinking about buying the empire mini gs kit with the halo too hopper for like 549 but I want to buy the czr with dye lr hopper I think what it called which one has a better resell value in case I don’t stick to it becuase the closest field is hour and thirty min away
yes, anything that is spyder thread will fit on there. I personally use this gun when I play at SC village and use a 15 inch HK army barrel that's spyder thread and it shoots pretty accurately for a beginner gun.
Valken spit the bit with this one. I'm not a fan of either, but the Sabr is worth well more than 20 extra. It's a beginner marker, what's the selling point of stainless steel internals for durability? Hasn't Tippmann been doing that for years? You'll see these selling at the 80 Spyder Victor price point shortly after Christmas. Then probably clearanced at 50 by June.
Emek is mechanical czr is electric. If you can afford to shoot more paint go with the czr. Emek is constantly going up in price so it’s kinda overpriced but if you find a used one they’re very nice mech markers
I’m thinking about buying the empire mini gs with the halo too hopper kit for like. 549 to get into paintballing I don’t hav em any fields around me closest one is hour and 30 min away does the empire mini and halo too have a good resell value or what do you think I should get I’m tryna get into it but n I’m have a good budget I was thinking bout buying the car but I could get the empire mini gs for just 20 more bucks with the kit so I’m thinking bout getting that what do y’all think
There’s a ton of mini gs’ out on the market so resell wouldn’t be the greatest, but that marker is so good you really won’t have a need for another marker for a very long time. You can buy a multitude of upgrades for it to suit your needs and it’s a relatively easy marker to maintain. Look at the axe 2.0 for even easy maintenance. I would also recommend springing for the Dye LT-R for it as well. I have both the Halo and the LT-R and the Halo is great but it operates based on sound. You have to tune the microphone to pick up on the shot signature of the mini gs and if that microphone goes out then your day is done. It also requires tools to disassemble. The LT-R is a tool-less breakdown, feeds based on pressure, and has an anti-jam trigger underneath on the rare chance you do have a jam. It can feed @ 20bps easily. Whatever you end up getting, you’ll be happy.
So I agree with splurging for a better hopper, see maybe you can get a spire ir, the original at a discount somewhere, the mini gs is a good marker but if you can save up a little I would definitely recommend picking up an Etha 2 (yk, gamma core, super reliable, quick swap batteries, better ergonomics, PE quality, etc)
