Thanks for the info, I'll check out the Kingman website.

--
Jose I. Sanchez
Airsmith
Electric Iguana Paintball
http://www.electriciguanapaintball.com


<13Bears@thecave.com> wrote in message
news:400e2158_2@news.athenanews.com...
> Does anyone know anything about the Zap Markers? I have a cousin and she
is
> looking at getting a marker, this will be her first marker. She is looking
> at one of the EZS 600's (I think that was the name she gave me), while the
> marker looks ok on the Net, does anyone know how it performs( duribility,
> shot accuracy, cleaning, repairs)?

I would recommend looking at a Piranha or Spyder if the Zap is a polymer
body. If it is indeed the ZXS600 it looks about the same as any other
blowback and will probably function the same. There aren't a lot of
differences among the blowbacks, except that some are more prevalent (parts
are easier to find) and have better QC. A feature equivalent Piranha or
Spyder is probably a more reliable choice that will be relatively easy to
maintain. The M3 Black Dragun seems to be a good choice in the low price
range as well.

And Also i am looking for information on
> a marker called a 'Bruiser' for my cousins boyfriend. I need schematics
for
> his marker, as someone took it apart and now he has a bunch of pieces
rather
> than a PB Marker. Anyhelp will be useful,
>
> Thanks.

The Bruizer is a bit of an orphan. It can be ok, but I have seen at least
one with a feed tube that was welded on a little bit off center. As a
result, it chopped like crazy. I ground away metal inside the power feed to
get the paintballs to drop in cleanly. Cleaning and performance will be
pretty much the same on any blowback and function is essentially the same,
so a Spyder, Piranha or M3 Dragun schematic should give you enough guidance
to get the thing together.

--
Jose I. Sanchez
Airsmith
Electric Iguana Paintball
http://www.electriciguanapaintball.com

Thanks Jose, I have down loaded some schematics for the Spyders. I concider
myself lucky to have found this place. Y'all have been very helpful in
getting me info. I am kind like a shade tree airsmith of our group, well one
of the shade tree airsmiths. Thanks again.

john

I have a zap marker. It is not a blow back. Unfortunately, I like my talon
better. In other words, the Zap that I have is absolute junk!

--
"Don't be misled, bad company corrupts good character."
www.LCTPaintball.com



<13Bears@thecave.com> wrote in message
news:400e2158_2@news.athenanews.com...
> Does anyone know anything about the Zap Markers? I have a cousin and she
is
> looking at getting a marker, this will be her first marker. She is looking
> at one of the EZS 600's (I think that was the name she gave me), while the
> marker looks ok on the Net, does anyone know how it performs( duribility,
> shot accuracy, cleaning, repairs)? And Also i am looking for information
on
> a marker called a 'Bruiser' for my cousins boyfriend. I need schematics
for
> his marker, as someone took it apart and now he has a bunch of pieces
rather
> than a PB Marker. Anyhelp will be useful,
>
> Thanks.

(LCT Paintball <nospampleasemnotlyon@mchsi.com> uttered
> I have a zap marker. It is not a blow back. Unfortunately, I like my
> talon better. In other words, the Zap that I have is absolute junk!

My field used to have close relationship with Zap, and got a good deal
on all of their products. We were uniformly unimpressed with all of
their marker offerings.


Rick
--
key CF8F8A75 / print C5C1 F87D 5056 D2C0 D5CE D58F 970F 04D1 CF8F 8A75
To him who is in fear, everything rustles.
:Sophocles

On 22-Jan-2004, rick@shadowspar.dyndns.org (Rick Scott) wrote:

> My field used to have close relationship with Zap, and got a good deal
> on all of their products. We were uniformly unimpressed with all of
> their marker offerings.
>
>
> Rick

Rick, Thanks for the BIG info there. I shall relay that to my younger
cousin...

John

(13Bears@thecave.com uttered
> Rick, Thanks for the BIG info there. I shall relay that to my
> younger cousin...

Sorry I can't be more specific. It's been a while, so I don't
remember the details, but no-one was really impressed with the
build quality of their Zap hardware.


Rick
--
key CF8F8A75 / print C5C1 F87D 5056 D2C0 D5CE D58F 970F 04D1 CF8F 8A75
A person is never happy except at the price of some ignorance.
:Anatole France