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[Moosepatrol]

I currently have three nelson based guns, and one mechanical semi (tippy 68 special). Yesterday I received my Phantom. I love my nelsons, they have been reliable and the worst breakdown to date has been seals. But I have to tell you when I went out today for the first time with my Phantom I was impressed. Still a little stiff but it felt like everything was matched to fit within 1/1000th of an inch. I couldn't believe the fit and finish. This marker is truly what is meant when the saying was introduced "ball on ball accuracy". I'll still use my old nelsons but I think the Phantom is going to be the first one I pick up for a while.

[FeedTheDogg]

Phantoms are good quality, easy to take care of, good stock barrel, very easy to change setups, and I enjoy the benefit of detent rings.

[Duzzy]

You do know that this thread is 8 months old right?

[Horizon]

Originally Posted by Duzzy

You do know that this thread is 8 months old right?

Actually almost all of it is over a year old, but I just read most of it for the first time anyway. The beauty of it is, it's all still relevant, because Phantoms stand the test of time. They are a quality built workhorse that are very adaptable and hold their value fairly well. What more could you ask for in a marker?

[Duzzy]

Originally Posted by Horizon

Actually almost all of it is over a year old, but I just read most of it for the first time anyway. The beauty of it is, it's all still relevant, because Phantoms stand the test of time. They are a quality built workhorse that are very adaptable and hold their value fairly well. What more could you ask for in a marker?

You're preaching to the choir, I've got 4 of them.

And I'm not knocking on FeedTheDogg, hence the winking smiley.

[Long Beard]

Kind of shocked to see this thread back at the top again. In the meantime I've confirmed that I'm just not a Phantom guy, but thanks for everyone's input. They are quality markers....they just feel funny in my hands.

[Sly1]

agreed...