This marker is practically brand new. I took it to the field, chrono'd it, and put it back in its case. It's been my backup but never used. Asking $250 shipped. If interested, please post, then PM. Thanks for looking.
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME ANYTHING ABOUT THIS MARKER. Since i started paintball ive seen these for sale on ansgear. And for me atleast, Dangerous power was always the shit brand. What i mean by that was they never worked and everyone who owned one eventually bought a planet eclipse or a dye to replace it. I always knew that they were great markers when they worked. But the fusion elite, the rev i, and the m3a1 were always a curiosity to me. Like bob long markers, i just never saw them. Even when i owned one and was looking for them on the field,
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I've had three of the previous Fusion version, the FX. The first one brand new the solenoid was busted and it wouldn't fire. The other two were fine but the OLED screen on one of them eventually burned out, as OLEDs tend to do. The other one, the fit is kind of loose, although it works fine. The FX was a FASOR type marker similar to the Diablo Wrath or Odyssey RPM.
The current generation Fusion, like this Elite here, operates just like an Ego or Timmy. It has an LPR and air moves the ram back and forth. It's build quality, is much better than the old FXs. Feels much more solid and well put together. I'm selling it because I wanted to decrease the size of my collection, particularly the electros.
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What would you like to know? I have a Fusion Elite as well as a G5 SpecR. Had the SpecR for 3 months now and 10K shots on the counter, no issues. Bought the Fusion Elite from a member here used with about 3K shots and have put another 4K on it in the last month, no issues. Between the 2, I think I prefer the Fusion Elite just because it's a poppet and you can see things happening. Not much difference in feel to the SpecR which is a spool.
For reference, I also have an Etha 2 which is right in the same price range of both DP markers. The DPs give you a little more bang for the buck with OLED boards and metal bodies but I can't tell any meaningful difference in shooting. At the moment, I have no urge to get anything to replace them.Comment
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