What are tippman 68’s going for nowadays? Thanks
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68 Carbine? 68 Special? SMG-68? SL-68/II/II 2nd gen?
Denny Tippmann sure loved that number.Dulce et decorum est pro comoedia mori -
Hey, I didn't mean to come off as an ass. Whichever you meant we can help you price itDulce et decorum est pro comoedia moriComment
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No insult taken boss manFeedback: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...ova-s-feedback
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Model 68 specialFeedback: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...ova-s-feedback
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Basic stock 68 Special and not beat all to hell....top dollar $70-$75 shipped...low-end and beat to hell $30-$35 shipped. If it comes with extras, you can adjust your price accordingly.Comment
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Yup. Icy gas cloud of CO2 sold separately *chunk chunk chunk*Dulce et decorum est pro comoedia moriComment
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If you end up getting one supernova, one of our members has figured out how to get them to run on HPA tanks and hit 300fps.
I love my old girl again! Plus it freaks out kids when i play with it."What could go wrong?" - Sethzilla!
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Playing since 1986: Stock, Pump, Mech, Electro, tourney, but now mostly rec.
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Weirdly, in 1990-91, the 68-Special was the gun that was everywhere. Even SMG owners were all converting guns to 68-Special. They were reliable, and easy to work on.
But by 1992, they became obsolete, and nobody wanted them. Even today, with all the mil sim and nostalgia, they don't have the love that most other guns have.Comment
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crazy the quick switch like that.Feedback: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...ova-s-feedback
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I absolutely loved mine. It had a unique sound. KaPlinkKK, KaPlinkKK. Never, ever broke down. I remember an ad from 1991 that claimed "More 68-specials sold then all other semiautos combined!"Originally posted by Super Nova View Post
But.... yes, heavy, yes, inefficient. The feed is an issue.(most end up being ducktaped), and barrels require tools to change.Not uncommon to strip the screw. The chopping issue with small paint, and the gaslines tend to fail at the worst possible moment. And kinda easy to cheat with, and expect to loose that factory squeegee the first day!. lol.
I think once 2nd gen guns came out, lighter, smaller, more effecient, 68-specials vanished. But few guns had the presence that the 68-special had. Remember, when it came out, it was super popular, but most players still had pumps. Rentals were still all pump, and at $400+ (1990 money) it was out of reach of many playersComment
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So this guy is crazy: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tippmann-Mo...IAAOSw41xgFB8x
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