While the link did not work, I know the marker of which you speak. It uses
proprietary paintballs, if memory serves, which is it's major drawback,
meaning that you have to buy their paint, again, if memory serves.

It serves to impress the mil-sim crowd, as it rather accurately simulates
the real action of an M4/M16/AR15 whatever you want to call it. Ejecting
"casings", having the exterior appearance such as it does, and so on. As a
true paintball marker, you'll find it limited in what it can accomplish for
you, and overpriced at that. If, OTOH, you are looking for a realistic
scenario weapon for your tootling around the jungle on your day off, then
this is your beast.

--
Jeff Goslin - MCSD - www.goslin.info
It's not a god complex when you're always right


"Masterson" <caraudio@charm.net> wrote in message
newspOdnUerQZoL4maiRVn-uA@comcast.com...
> hey
> anyone use or know anything about the real action marker m4?
>
> www.aisapaintball.com
>
>
> Looking to see if they are any good.....they look good!
>
>
>

I don't have the original post, so I must reply to Jeff's reply.

Masterson:

Unless you can modify the gun to shoot 600 feet per second it won't do you
any good. Why? Because the RAM seriously lacks the range any .68 caliber
shooting paintgun possesses. Most of the players that do own these guns
play CQB (Close Quarters Combat) indoors. I know. I've spoken to many of
them via an internet forum.

The other drawback is what Jeff stated: .40 and .43 caliber paintballs.
They are expensive and not available everywhere, so you may be stuck
ordering them online.

I'd like to suggest looking into an Armotech Wargames Series guns
(www.armotech.us). I own a WG-65 R.I.S. with a modified clip kit to fit a
standard 30 round M4/A1 magazine. Great gun, but not as realistic as the
RAM. Which is why I have plans on turning an airsoft assault rifle into a
paintgun.

You can also look into purchasing from www.extremesportsandhobbies.com or
www.rustyspaintballgear.com or www.getrealpaintball.com.

--

Mofaz
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."
- Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821)
"Jeff Goslin" <autockr@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:4K-dnYWmAK-EAGaiRVn-gw@comcast.com...
> While the link did not work, I know the marker of which you speak. It
uses
> proprietary paintballs, if memory serves, which is it's major drawback,
> meaning that you have to buy their paint, again, if memory serves.
>
> It serves to impress the mil-sim crowd, as it rather accurately simulates
> the real action of an M4/M16/AR15 whatever you want to call it. Ejecting
> "casings", having the exterior appearance such as it does, and so on. As
a
> true paintball marker, you'll find it limited in what it can accomplish
for
> you, and overpriced at that. If, OTOH, you are looking for a realistic
> scenario weapon for your tootling around the jungle on your day off, then
> this is your beast.
>
> --
> Jeff Goslin - MCSD - www.goslin.info
> It's not a god complex when you're always right
>
>
> "Masterson" <caraudio@charm.net> wrote in message
> newspOdnUerQZoL4maiRVn-uA@comcast.com...
> > hey
> > anyone use or know anything about the real action marker m4?
> >
> > www.aisapaintball.com
> >
> >
> > Looking to see if they are any good.....they look good!
> >
> >
> >
>
>