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Best bang for your buck. I went straight to the field and played for 7 hours straight with this Marker right out the box. I went all day with no ball being chopped when firing. The Adjustable stock made it very easy to us in different positions on the field. Overall this marker was great for the price
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Semi OK but gun like to break balls on full auto and likes to lose power and presser when auto firing gun also had a small leak when I got it and remember this is new out of the box
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I bought this marker as an upgrade to my A5 and I loved it. It is great for tactical, Mil-Sim, woodsball or recreational play. It weights a tad over 3 pounds but if combined it with a remote line and carry your tank on a harness or Tac vest, the weight is not too much of an issue. I bought this marker mainly for the full auto firing mode, which delivers up to 15 bps (per Tippmann's specifications) and I liked the fact that you can program the firing rate and bring it down to 8 bps if you prefer. One thing I love is the fact that if your battery dies during a game, the semi-auto mode remains fully operational, so you don't have to worry about that. The full auto mode has 5 firing modes which you can select by pressing a button located on the grip, but you need a thin screw driver or you can also use the included smaller hex wrench to do it, and this is perhaps the one thing that I can say could have been design better, as other markers allow you to change firing modes without the need of a tool. Having said that, this issue does not really bother me when I am playing as I don't have to change firing the auto firing mode during games. I select one before the game and (3 round burst, full auto, Turbo, response and safety semi-auto) and use it for its duration. Other than that, once you get a hold of how to program the marker, the rest is extremely user friendly, well made and shoots very nice with almost no recoil (make sure you use quality paintballs), it is sturdy, the tactical rails on top and bottom give you lot's of options for mounting accessories like sights, red dots, laser, lamps, etc. and the cyclone hopper works perfect. I have enjoyed a lot this marker and I really recommend it for players that want to upgrade from a Semi-Auto marker.Read full review
The Phenom is an awsome looking marker.. many different custom looks. Very simple to take apart and put back together.. The marker is a little heavy, but you will forget about the weight when your under fire and your adrenaline is rushing.. Wish it had cooler firing modes... Dont waste money on an expensive red dot like i did, seems about as accurate as my Tippmann 98 custom... internal mods can help that though($50 4 reticle red dot, useless)... A MUST HAVE-remote coil on an HPA tank, and all the AIR EFFICIENCY upgrade parts(get more shots out of your air supply, and better accuracy)... Dont need front grip(i have one, the magazine works better)... A little longer barrel wouldn hurt... I thought out of the box was going to be a 10... I like it a lot.. but I gotta give it an 8.......... PLAY SAFE... ALWAYS WEAR A MASK.. ALWAYSRead full review
First let me start by saying Tippmann has out done them selves on this one. Ok the Pros; Out of the box in your hand awesome feel and even better look. All your x7 stocks, barrels, shrouds, everything is interchangable. Then just alittle insite for those that don't know if you look on youtube at phenom full auto. You can buy a modded trigger mech that increases the B.P.S to 35. even better the marker can do this with no problem. Ok there is only 1 flaw that I've Tippmann said "Phenom can shoot both co2 and HPA" Well this is true but the co2 when firing a high rate of fire for long periods gun will not like this at all. and act up. So best bet hpa
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