Pyre vs S-6: let the fur fly! - Page 5

Sir Brass · 03-27-2008, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by DarkArmorPB

You can put lipstick on a pig....

DA

Or you can tie a bow on an A-10.

The Pyre is more an A-10 than pig

. You may think it's fugly, but it gets the job done and THEN some

kimberman · 05-15-2008, 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkArmorPB

You can put lipstick on a pig....

DA

LOL!!!!!!!

DCB · 05-15-2008, 03:17 PM

I love the A-10!

Still want to try one.....
No one I know of in FL has one. I dought anyone at the Jax. NPPL will have one either.
Peace

kimberman · 05-17-2008, 12:03 PM

OK yesturday I got to shoot my friend Brian and Jason's Pyre cherry 005 a few games. Well what I have found out is that the Pyre is very heavy, nice build felt like I was holding a tank compared to the series 6. The barel was the brass 12" with single porting. Compared to the Series 6 the Pyre shoots with an arc in its shots and the aim down the barrel you would have to aim a little away from the barrel. The Series 6 is more of a straigher aimer and shooter. They both shoot great but they are not the same. Once you get used to both markers, you will be happy with either one. After shooting the Pyre, the Pyre is a very good marker but I don't think it is better then the Series 6, the series 6 was a little smoother and lighter in pump stroke. If you got the money then Pyre would be a great add on to your collection. Both are great markers just different feel and shoot differently also but does the job either way. As for the price I would buy the series 6 over the Pyre because it is a little cheaper and yes it does look nicer too but the look of the Pyre is not bad.

John.

05-15-2008, 03:17 PM	#43 (permalink)
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05-17-2008, 12:03 PM	#44 (permalink)
kimberman Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 26	OK yesturday I got to shoot my friend Brian and Jason's Pyre cherry 005 a few games. Well what I have found out is that the Pyre is very heavy, nice build felt like I was holding a tank compared to the series 6. The barel was the brass 12" with single porting. Compared to the Series 6 the Pyre shoots with an arc in its shots and the aim down the barrel you would have to aim a little away from the barrel. The Series 6 is more of a straigher aimer and shooter. They both shoot great but they are not the same. Once you get used to both markers, you will be happy with either one. After shooting the Pyre, the Pyre is a very good marker but I don't think it is better then the Series 6, the series 6 was a little smoother and lighter in pump stroke. If you got the money then Pyre would be a great add on to your collection. Both are great markers just different feel and shoot differently also but does the job either way. As for the price I would buy the series 6 over the Pyre because it is a little cheaper and yes it does look nicer too but the look of the Pyre is not bad. John. __________________ http://www.mibpaintball.com/ http://vegaschingon.com/ Last edited by kimberman; 05-17-2008 at 12:08 PM.

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