You can only play 2x a year: what marker do you keep?

[Pumpytrilly1]

Automag

[Alexndl]

Ideally I would keep 2
OC pump with a CCM pump kit
And a ULE body classic automag
Also, you only need 1 good barrel kit for both

[RAZRBAKK]

I basically cut down my fleet for this exact scenario.

CF Mag, OC Sniper, and a SC pistol to dick around with renters.

[Chuck E Ducky]

I don’t have the self control for that kind of life,

[fierymartel]

All of them.......

[cigmanfroyd]

Loving all the phantom love. That's all I need and use. Have an open class and SC set up.

[Carp]

[Cunha]

I only play once a year. Two if I'm lucky. Stock class phantom. My tanks never need re testing.

[Str1x]

I mean I'd still keep most of my markers, I'd just play with 2-3 markers each time I go out... but if I had to pick two markers to run forever it'd probably be an Emek and my 2k5 prostock body pump with all CCM everything but the body.

[RichM]

Number one would be a pump sniper, can play them so many ways and they always shoot darts without any fussing. The second one would probably be one of my ICD Thundercats... I am finding that the more I play with them, the more I prefer them over my other semis.

[Cdn_Cuda]

I just picked up a ICD Puma!

[RichM]

That's awesome, saw your other post, sweet pickup! I have a panther, puma, and two Tcats. They are cool guns, and they feel great to shoot. Lmk if you have any questions about your puma, happy to share my experiences. Very reliable once you get them dialed in.

[Chemical-x.....ahain]

If I get to keep only 2 but a good mix of the parts to go with, it'd be an Emag and a cocker for me. both would be kept along with pump kits and a spare body for the mag so I could go warp or stockfeed.

[ChillswitchEngage]

Out of the markers I have right now, definitely keeping the 160r. If I could pick any marker though, it'd likely be a Etha 3M.

[nerdcore]

I can use (and have used) more than one marker in a day...

Emek & S6.5 are the most used these days, though.

[glaman5266]

I'm downsizing and keeping four. If I had to pick one it would be my Pro Carbine.

List of four: '96 slab body sniper, Emek, Pro Carbine and Etek 5.

[Chaos]

I'd say it would depend on the style you're going to be able to play for those 2x a year. For me I downsized a while ago and since I pretty much only play stock class now that there's no point to having hoppers and air tanks anymore and I never play open class pump so no need for those either. On the rare occasion I play against semis or open class players,I try to use the disadvantage of fewer rounds to my advantage and try to use stealth wherever possible. I only own a semi pistol otherwise if I'm feeling I want to play semi but even that I play with a disadvantage. Best bet would be whatever you have that is most versatile ..... But keep this in mind, switching to stock class means no more getting your tanks checked anymore and no more batteries

[iamthelazerviking]

I love this mentality, and am considering going a similar route eventually. If I do anything open class, I think I'd for a 17ci since it wouldn't ever need testing. But the stealth and movement that stock class forces sure makes it fun

[Chuck E Ducky]

For sure 2” round 2AL tanks never need hydro. 17ci are plenty big enough for open play. Even the more common 13ci are great. I would still need a Stock Class marker because if I’m only playing a few times a year it would likely be Stock Class anyway.

[Cross-Country]

A Tippmann Pro Carbine for recball, and a Tippmann SL68II for pump or (if my freaking state HAD IT) stock class.