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This might be the first semi I buy in well over a decade since quitting tourney ball. I'm in love with this concept, the all metal construction, the anno patterns, the shape and profile.
The N3 NEEDs nothing aftermarket, pay once and just play with the marker. As Chuck E Ducky says it is proprietary and integral to the markers function. Bolt does not move the barrel does kind of like a trap door concept. In addition the On/Off is real nice and functional, everything about this marker well done.
How is the accuracy on those?
Wondering since the barrel is moving backward and foward in the cycle and need to have have a slide fit gap in the assembly.
I found shot placement very consistent, it was quite easy to walk shots on target then repeatedly place a ball in the same place time and time again and that was with shooting old field grade paint. I am seriously thinking about getting an N3 when they become available to actually purchase. I shot the N3 but missed my chance to shot the N1 or Supernova but everyone who shot both that day seemed to be pretty impressed. Not sure but I think we got to a total of ~2400 rounds between a few of us. I am not one to jump on new purchases or Semi-Automatics at that but I really did like the N3, the balance was great, shot as fast or as slow as I was wanting or capable of performing and was very easy to put round after round in a very consistent area even with iffy paint.
Anyone have any idea for when they will be available for purchase? I want one. Either the N1 or N3 will do. I can kinda tell my wife wants to work the purchase into a potential birthday "surprise" as well, so if not me, for her I need an estimated time line for when you pull the trigger.
I have no direct knowledge of the MSRP or MAP but for me if it lands between $400-$600 I would be satisfied with the pricing depending on what you receive in its final retail form.
"When you are asked if you can do a job, tell 'em, 'Certainly I can!' Then get busy and find out how to do it." - Theodore Roosevelt
A few months ago on Facebook the developer (can't remember his name) told me that the low end option would be around $200-250. Not sure about the high end. But still, very reasonable.
Christopher Vandenberghe. I think I remember seeing that post, but it was in the $350 range? Either way it looks like they will be extremely reasonably priced, especially for a high performance modern mech.
I don't know how many variations they plan on making, but around $200 is supposed to be the lowest end, and he said it would have a GRN trigger frame, which is fine with me. The all aluminum versions would be more.
I was super skeptical about this when the news dropped, but after seeing pics and checking out the website the nostalgia is STRONG with this one. Going to be highly tempted and will buy depending on price.
Also, you can dip WAY into a tank at 90psi operating pressure. Well done.
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