Paintball

[Deadfall]

Do the Lasoyas only come in fade anno's? I'm not much into fades and the ones I've seen so far don't seem to have very good fades anyway. The pics I've seen make it look like it's black and then little to no transition into the other color.

[Fattie]

Originally Posted by mark

Promasters are great, lasoys are apparently a little nicer. The stock trigger is pretty much suck though. Everything else would never need to be upgraded.

well if you look at the original pricing, the promaster was 369 , the lasoya was 495. the differences i can tell is the bolt , its shorter with a "ramped" tip , which i have no idea what its for. the board , apparently has different settings than the original but i cant figure the darn dipswitches out lol.

the regulator is a copy of the vigalante (sp?) i guess , at least thats what it says in the promaster section of pbn , so they say its much better. it also has a different lpr and back cap with wider grooves to clean paint out with your fingers , it has 2 gauges ! one for the lpr , one for hpr. there is also a cut-out in the frame that makes it easier to change the battery. ive never personaly seen the original promaster , but this seems to be a much better deal at the current pricing.

thats my 2 cents

fattie

[Fattie]

Originally Posted by Deadfall

Do the Lasoyas only come in fade anno's? I'm not much into fades and the ones I've seen so far don't seem to have very good fades anyway. The pics I've seen make it look like it's black and then little to no transition into the other color.

they only come in black/blue , black/grey , black/gold , and black/red. if i keep mine ill be getting it custom anno'd one solid color , probaly a olive drab kinda deal.

[Deadfall]

Fattie, how's the fade look in person?

Man, these are such a tempting deal!

[Railgun]

Getting back to the parts issue..... Do these use the same innards as a regular Promaster? If so then at least parts won't be an issue.

I'm sort of casting around to have one cheapie electro with eyes in my bag of markers. With that in mind I was attracted to the Diablo Wrath but at this price the Lasoya Promaster would be an option as well.

[Fattie]

Originally Posted by Railgun

Getting back to the parts issue..... Do these use the same innards as a regular Promaster? If so then at least parts won't be an issue.

I'm sort of casting around to have one cheapie electro with eyes in my bag of markers. With that in mind I was attracted to the Diablo Wrath but at this price the Lasoya Promaster would be an option as well.

i honestly dont mind the fade , mine is black/blue and its nice , but just like older icd electros , theres some issues , like the anno varies a slight amount from peice to peice , almost like it was annoed at different times.

the insides are exactly the same , except for the lasoya bolt is shorter and the pin doesnt have to be fully removed to pull the bolt out. when my hpa tank comes today ill put some air threw it and let you know how it goes.

but considering this was a 500 dollar marker at one point , not buying one for 200 while theyre still in stock would be stupid. its very nice felling in my hands , my only gripe is the trigger , i think it sucks.

heres 2 pics of mine.

[Railgun]

Fattie, unless you have Jolly Green Giant hands then I take it that the PM is quite compact. It sure looks small and light in that hand shot of yours.

And doesn't that slip around Dye make it hard to swap the battery?

And by all means post back with what it feels like in terms of kick and general feel once you get a chance.

I don't think I'd like the feel of that trigger either. But that's a very easy thing to change.

[Fattie]

Originally Posted by Railgun

Fattie, unless you have Jolly Green Giant hands then I take it that the PM is quite compact. It sure looks small and light in that hand shot of yours.

And doesn't that slip around Dye make it hard to swap the battery?

And by all means post back with what it feels like in terms of kick and general feel once you get a chance.

I don't think I'd like the feel of that trigger either. But that's a very easy thing to change.

my hands arent very big at all. its compact. yes the grip makes it hard for battery removal , but what you can but the back of the grip , but i cose not too.

once i air it up ill post back