Stock Class

[Gee Tee]

Although you shoot less paint stock class 12g powerlets are expensive. Cheapest I've seen them is about 40p each in bulk.. which at 30 shots each soon adds up. Also some sites may be anti 12g due to spent metal powerlets littering the field. Not a big deal on Xball site but more of an issue on a woodsball field. Kneeling or falling on a spent 12g isn't much fun.

 

[Avon]

Thats true Gee Tee, i think i would run with the 13cu tank into the asa and use a tee stock, may get about 200-250 shoots per fill.

 

[SAMUEL.D.RYAN]

stock and tank soon reduces the fun of stock class. I played about a year of stock class then sold my vsc and moved on. I think that's what most kiddies like me do. You might be able to get a nice carter for not much money at the moment from the states...

 

[Gee Tee]

13ci tank gave be 150-180 shots on my WGP pump

Remember these can only be filled to 3000psi

 

[Canon Fodder]

Tried it a couple of times on walkon's fun but a bit scary doing the gas change underfire, I might put a check valve in for next time. Think mine was the last vsc phantom sold on here, paid £130 but it came with a stock and a direct feed body as well. Those 12g changers are quick.

 

[jape]

If you are super agressive and move forward, it will be fun. If you think you can stay in your bunker and snap away against semi´s, you will be murdered.
Always move and change position. And you can really move fast with that tiny marker in your hand, nothing weighing you down.
Other players like to sneak and shot people in the back, but that´s not for me.

I play mostly pump against semi´s, so stock class feels much more challenging, while semi feels almost like cheating.

I have a killer phantom for sale here: http://p8ntballer-forums.com/threads/fs-pump-markers.148326/

 

[Megatron1]

Remember that you may not like using 12gs...I don't and will never go back to using 12gs unless I'm plinking away in my backgarden.

Seriously, watching a ball curve 6m to the left shooting at someone at 10m is VERY frustrating.