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    #16
    Stockclass is so much fun, you could check for a phantom or modify a sniper for 12g and stick feed. But the best way is to go with a custom brass sheridan.
    this one is a good deal
    Lower Price For Sale P68SC w/ UMB wire stock​ & paperwork. $200.00 OBO plus actual shipping cost​

    And there is several member here that work on them for freak or freak XL mod the barrel and 12g quick changer and service kit can be found here at PGP junkies
    Who doesn't love the solid feel of the most durable marker to ever exist? As great as these markers are, the seals and springs, wear out and...



    If you also want an open class pump, this 2k3 sniper is a good deal with the slice kit and you could buy a stick feed or small hopper from paintball dna to go with it. Eventually you could upgrade for a single trigger slider frame
    For sale. Not really looking for trades. Asking price is shipped and paypaled. #1 WGP Trilogy Sport $150 Few upgrades including bolt, cocking rod, and two-finger frame #2 AGD automag. Shoots beautifully and was tuned by Predator Paintball in California $200 ​ #3 WGP 2k3 bodied Sniper $250 Slice pump kit CP high pressure
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      #17
      Originally posted by Alexndl View Post
      Stockclass is so much fun, you could check for a phantom or modify a sniper for 12g and stick feed. But the best way is to go with a custom brass sheridan.
      this one is a good deal
      Lower Price For Sale P68SC w/ UMB wire stock​ & paperwork. $200.00 OBO plus actual shipping cost​

      And there is several member here that work on them for freak or freak XL mod the barrel and 12g quick changer and service kit can be found here at PGP junkies
      Who doesn't love the solid feel of the most durable marker to ever exist? As great as these markers are, the seals and springs, wear out and...



      If you also want an open class pump, this 2k3 sniper is a good deal with the slice kit and you could buy a stick feed or small hopper from paintball dna to go with it. Eventually you could upgrade for a single trigger slider frame
      https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...wgp-2k3-sniper
      These are some good options and tips. I have been looking at the BST for a while and have been having a hard time narrowing down the options

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        #18
        Well there is a Ragnastock player who plays exclusively pump that works and plays at Wayne’s World of paintball in Ocala that would be someone to meet who has been playing since the 80’s.

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        • Chuck E Ducky

          Chuck E Ducky

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          He’s about 1.5 Hr from where Rippie plays.

        #19
        "Stock class isn't for everyone, while I have enjoyed it to a degree it's not what I prefer unless I was playing only with other SC players"

        While this is absolutely true for a lot of players, myself included for a time, I have since changed my view. I LOVE the ultralight setup and the added challenge of going up against fully equipped players is an absolute rush.

        I'm going to echo others and say you should consider a Cocker pump. You can use any air source and pop a stick feed on there and be good to go for nearly any situation. If you get bit by the pump bug you will have a full stock class setup by the beginning of spring anyways.

        Also +1 for a stick feed on semis. Stick-feed Gmek is one of my favorite setups these days.
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          #20
          Go for the stock class off the bat! I'd snag a vsc phantom with the ASP body or a freak bored barrel and maybe a t-stock so you're not also adjusting to not shouldering something while adjusting to stock class.

          And definitely try out the stick feed semi set up! I've got an armson semi that I run with a stick feed and it's just so fun and compact
          Feedback: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...our-s-feedback

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            #21
            This thread has been here for 5 hours and you have 28 responses.

            Do you realize the can of worms you just opened?

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              #22
              Originally posted by Trbo323 View Post
              This thread has been here for 5 hours and you have 28 responses.

              Do you realize the can of worms you just opened?

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              It’s funny I just made this post so I can meet the criteria to send messages. I’m glad to stir up some discussion lol

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                #23
                Originally posted by Impactfour View Post
                Go for the stock class off the bat! I'd snag a vsc phantom with the ASP body or a freak bored barrel and maybe a t-stock so you're not also adjusting to not shouldering something while adjusting to stock class.

                And definitely try out the stick feed semi set up! I've got an armson semi that I run with a stick feed and it's just so fun and compact
                Yes diving head first is kinda my style. Despite the advice I think I will sink or swim 🙃

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                  #24
                  I've actually found that I despise open class pumps. It just feels like broken semi most of the time to me and I don't care for it. I still haven't found an open class pump that I love, but I'll get there eventually.

                  Stock class is a different animal altogether though. I've always loved stock class. I think diving straight into stock class is absolutely the correct move. That's for sure where the most fun is to be had!

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                  • Cdn_Cuda

                    Cdn_Cuda

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                    Blame autotrigger for that. People need to remove the training wheels.

                  • Impactfour

                    Impactfour

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                    Fully agreed here. I can't hit shit with a hopper in my line of sight, and there's something real upsetting about the way a hopper throws off the balance of a phantom.

                  • Jonnydread

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                    I'm also on the AT hate train. I do love open class cocker pumps, but 9 times out of 10 I'll toss a tiny HPA tank and a stick feed on it and call it a day.

                  #25
                  Originally posted by Myrkul View Post
                  I've actually found that I despise open class pumps. It just feels like broken semi most of the time to me and I don't care for it. I still haven't found an open class pump that I love, but I'll get there eventually.

                  Stock class is a different animal altogether though. I've always loved stock class. I think diving straight into stock class is absolutely the correct move. That's for sure where the most fun is to be had!
                  That was the feeling I thought I might have. I would watch open class games on YouTube and especially with auto trigger it seems like they are trying to get the fastest bps possible and that’s exactly the opposite of what i want to do.

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                  • Myrkul

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                    Some guns can definitely auto trigger faster then you'd expect, but for me it's just more about the overall form factor then a BPS race. When I'm playing pump I want to be small, compact, light, and quick. Especially if I'm playing against semis, I'm not going to be winning any gun battles anyway so just want to snap shoot, duck, then reassess my next move. The forced down time between shots forces you to slow down and reevaluate your position, possible opportunities, and overall strategy each shot. The reduced weight and reduced firepower gives it a really raw "you scrambling against the world" feeling that is just not there with an open class gun.

                    Modified stock class does pretty well too though, I adore my Empire Trracer with a spring feed and a 13 ci. when it's too cold to run 12 grams or if I'm just not feeling up to playing with a pistol that day. I usually run it with a 10" freak barrel.


                  • Ramfaux
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                    Yea, I feel like autotrigger is kinda cheating, especially on something like a ccm or a mvp where you can rip it fast enough to basically gun fight semis with only a slight disadvantage.

                  #26
                  I jumped into pump play by making a Spump, and buying PGP's. It quickly evolved into modifying brass and playing single shot (a true gentleman's game.) I quickly found like minded people to play with. We probably have the best walk on games with our local group. We self-ref, we laugh, and most important, we all go to have fun.

                  I guess my advice is to try it, and if you dont like it, try it again a few more times. Things don't always click the first time, but boy is it satisfying to shoot a semi auto out with a quick one ball snap shot.
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