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I would take just about any WGP/Empire pump over a KP3. Performance is fine but they just feel clunky to me with rough edges. Too many little nagging issues for my tastes.
Totally agree. Functionally speaking they're the same gun, but the fit & finish of the Azodin pumps leaves something to be desired. They work fine, but don't feel great.
I had Azodin's first pump, the KP (might be called the KPC now?). Didn't have much reference at the time, because it was the first pump I actually played games with. After that, I used a Hammer 7 & an Empire Trracer.
Of those 3, I sold the KP first. If that gives you any indication.
Azodin is pretty cheapy Chinese feeling and all metric screws. Empire Snipers are known to have tolerance issues and typically require upgrades to get them shooting decently. Building a WGP/similar sniper from scratch, or even a stock 02/03 Sniper 2 will feel muuuucchh better.
A local field had a small fleet of KP3s for a "sniper" package with unlimited paint. When they put these up for sale, I decided I didn't want one, but the other guys in the group bought some. Little did I know that I would end up working on six of them plus a newer KP+. I figured it would be in my own best interest to
1) the reg seal will die, cheap Chinese urethane. plan on fixing it. Be aware the marker will function with the reg failure, shooting very hot.
2) they don't like to be left wet/covered in paint. It eats the finish, and there are several poorly plated or coated parts.
Other than that, they are pretty dependable and stable with HPA.
A local field had a small fleet of KP3s for a "sniper" package with unlimited paint. When they put these up for sale, I decided I didn't want one, but the other guys in the group bought some. Little did I know that I would end up working on six of them plus a newer KP+. I figured it would be in my own best interest to
1) the reg seal will die, cheap Chinese urethane. plan on fixing it. Be aware the marker will function with the reg failure, shooting very hot.
2) they don't like to be left wet/covered in paint. It eats the finish, and there are several poorly plated or coated parts.
Other than that, they are pretty dependable and stable with HPA.
ChoSanJuan prints replacement reg seats and has experience with the KP3.
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