Paintball

[chefboi17]

look tyler, till you do decide to get an s6, you can use my karni whenever you want... until i sell it that is, lol

[CCmachinist]

The 86* comes with our own flat panels.The Hogue CZ75 rubber grips fit this frame.We don't carry the rubber grips anymore but they can be found on the net.Gloss black markers are out 3 to 4 weeks.We are in the process of filling back orders.Here is a pic of the series 6 on our postal scale.With a 14" barrel it jumps up to 2lbs 11.8oz

[CCM CHICK]

Hi there!
If your intersted in getting one please feel free to contact me directly and I can put you down on th wait list!
Thank you and have a wonderful day!

[CCM CHICK]

BTW, thanks for all the good thing you guy's had to say about the S6!!!
way cool!

[Brick]

Originally Posted by CCmachinist

The 86* comes with our own flat panels.The Hogue CZ75 rubber grips fit this frame.We don't carry the rubber grips anymore but they can be found on the net.Gloss black markers are out 3 to 4 weeks.We are in the process of filling back orders.Here is a pic of the series 6 on our postal scale.With a 14" barrel it jumps up to 2lbs 11.8oz

ftp://machines@ftp.machineshopdpm.co...s/s6weight.JPG

Ah ok, I guess I will have to find some rubber grips afterwards then.

CCM CHICK- I would love to be put on the waiting list however first I have to offload 4 or 5 of my current markers, buy a 45/45 , then make sure I have enough cash leftover to be able to grab one without being flat broke. I will PM you the second I know I can afford it

[Talfuchre]

Brick,

Where do you live. I am sure members would let you borrow if you could link up with them.

TF

[fastev]

Originally Posted by Talfuchre

Brick,

Where do you live. I am sure members would let you borrow if you could link up with them.

TF

Agreed...

[Mar]

I've owned the S5 and S6... you won't be sorry! They are both amazing.

It's funny to think about them in terms of material, someone once said that about a palmer's marker: "Just a bunch of brass tubes"

Well I think that both with the CCM and Palmers markers there is something a little extra special that goes into them...I'm gonna call it 'art'

[Brick]

Originally Posted by Talfuchre

Brick,

Where do you live. I am sure members would let you borrow if you could link up with them.

TF

I'm allll the way up in Canada so not a great chance of that unfortunetly, however I believe an owner of one I've seen locally is a member here (snowzone?) so maybe I will be able to catch him one day.

Originally Posted by Mar

I've owned the S5 and S6... you won't be sorry! They are both amazing.

It's funny to think about them in terms of material, someone once said that about a palmer's marker: "Just a bunch of brass tubes"

Well I think that both with the CCM and Palmers markers there is something a little extra special that goes into them...I'm gonna call it 'art'

See as much as I hate to say it, that's what worries me. I have a Pug right now aswell and it shoots nice, shoots MINT in my backyard. Field, not so much. It certainly is a work of art, and maybe it's just me that can't get used to the marker but I jsut can't seem to hit the broad side of a barn with it when I'm actually playing. I regret buying that BNIB and now losing money by selling it, and I don't want that to happen again with a Series 6 which is my main concern. I really doubt however that I will have that same problem again because cockers in general just seem to want to play for me most of the time.

[Frink]

Originally Posted by Brick

I'm allll the way up in Canada so not a great chance of that unfortunetly, however I believe an owner of one I've seen locally is a member here (snowzone?) so maybe I will be able to catch him one day.


See as much as I hate to say it, that's what worries me. I have a Pug right now aswell and it shoots nice, shoots MINT in my backyard. Field, not so much. It certainly is a work of art, and maybe it's just me that can't get used to the marker but I jsut can't seem to hit the broad side of a barn with it when I'm actually playing. I regret buying that BNIB and now losing money by selling it, and I don't want that to happen again with a Series 6 which is my main concern. I really doubt however that I will have that same problem again because cockers in general just seem to want to play for me most of the time.

I've got one in Calgary, if you're ever down here.