sensitivity

[zisaiahb]

i am real interested in buying an angel...but i hear they are super sensitive to dirt and dust...how true is this???

[Elren]

Umm well I'll tell you my experience with my Force Fly..... Well I was going to write a lot but I decided to just say this. Angels don't have any external moving parts around the bolt like almost every other highend gun does. I feel this makes it less likely for dirt to get in the breach. Honestly after a day at the feild I go home wipe everything down and she fires great. So shoot one and see what you think.

[Minnesota Balla]

I have had a speed 05 and a G7 and neither of them have had any problems with dust or sand or any thing around those lines. All you have to make sure is NOT to take a bucket full of sand and poor it in your angel.

[zisaiahb]

i have heard they are not as accurate or shoot as far as autocockers...how true is this

[Luzrd]

as for dirt and sand, about half of my tournaments are on a mostly sand field after which i wipe it off and charge it.
as for accuracy and distance, 300fps from one gun has the same results as 300fps from a different gun

[zisaiahb]

i was wondering if anyone has shot the ir3 and if so how did they like it???

[Bigal1]

as for dirt and sand, about half of my tournaments are on a mostly sand field after which i wipe it off and charge it.
as for accuracy and distance, 300fps from one gun has the same results as 300fps from a different gun

well, I'd agree that the distance is the same. accuracy may be different. think it depends on a lot more than just what type of gun it's fired from though.

[FATBACK]

i hear they are super sensitive to dirt and dust...how true is this???

Thats BS............i'm sure some SP nazi told you that while he was slathering some WOW33 on his focker to make it quit leaking......angels are some of, if not, the lowest maintence markers made.............