Eclipsed
04-18-2005, 01:25 AM
i sent them a letter
Here's the quote from PB2X:
Omnipotent Aftermarket
Two companies come to mind. One is the phony backyard field HK Army front for a merchandising pro shop (mistakenly labeled a movement) and the other is Advantage and their speedy chips, neither of which will be here tomorrow. The HK mod of lightening up the switch's spring tension allows a great deal more bounce activations. This leads to more bouncing over a lot longer duration creating more shots. This old school approach is easy to identify by refs with old school tapping of the butt of the air tank or slowly pulling the trigger or rapid fire a set number of shots - the extra shots are easy to hear. More about their ancient technology switch mod later.
The business practice of creating hype to sell product and of cloning products (stealing ideas that worked) are considered standard operating procedure in the outside world. Using those practices to sell product in the more underground or antiauthoritarian cultures, like street racing or videogames, is easy to understand. It's all about the Benjamins. But vulturing off negative aspects of our lives like newscasters sensationalizing tragedy for the sake of ratings kind of says something about anyone who would do that (and there are planety) and those who buy into it. It says they would rather fill their wallets the easy way by creating more problems for others, then fill their wallets by being part of the solution.
How can you even say that HK is a company? Its just a bunch of guys selling speedy guns.Not even a mainstream company.
But this is an aftermarket part, isnt it? Meaning in order to do it you have to contact somebody. It doesnt come standard on thre gun. No guns come standard with cheater boards...oh wait...i forgot...smart parts does. With there new "super gun" the nerve. But why doesnt this make it into the article? Is it possible because you sell ad space to them? Maybey you didnt include them because you were afraid of losing money. And I see that Advantage is negatively displayed in your article.
If they forked out money would you stop ragging on them too?
So you complain about companies that sell illegal parts that the user has to make the decision whether or not to buy, yet you completely avoid a gun that comes stock with the technology.
Surely soon you will stop worring about money and print the truth, i hope i dont have to go back to reading APG.
nick holba
Here's the quote from PB2X:
Omnipotent Aftermarket
Two companies come to mind. One is the phony backyard field HK Army front for a merchandising pro shop (mistakenly labeled a movement) and the other is Advantage and their speedy chips, neither of which will be here tomorrow. The HK mod of lightening up the switch's spring tension allows a great deal more bounce activations. This leads to more bouncing over a lot longer duration creating more shots. This old school approach is easy to identify by refs with old school tapping of the butt of the air tank or slowly pulling the trigger or rapid fire a set number of shots - the extra shots are easy to hear. More about their ancient technology switch mod later.
The business practice of creating hype to sell product and of cloning products (stealing ideas that worked) are considered standard operating procedure in the outside world. Using those practices to sell product in the more underground or antiauthoritarian cultures, like street racing or videogames, is easy to understand. It's all about the Benjamins. But vulturing off negative aspects of our lives like newscasters sensationalizing tragedy for the sake of ratings kind of says something about anyone who would do that (and there are planety) and those who buy into it. It says they would rather fill their wallets the easy way by creating more problems for others, then fill their wallets by being part of the solution.
How can you even say that HK is a company? Its just a bunch of guys selling speedy guns.Not even a mainstream company.
But this is an aftermarket part, isnt it? Meaning in order to do it you have to contact somebody. It doesnt come standard on thre gun. No guns come standard with cheater boards...oh wait...i forgot...smart parts does. With there new "super gun" the nerve. But why doesnt this make it into the article? Is it possible because you sell ad space to them? Maybey you didnt include them because you were afraid of losing money. And I see that Advantage is negatively displayed in your article.
If they forked out money would you stop ragging on them too?
So you complain about companies that sell illegal parts that the user has to make the decision whether or not to buy, yet you completely avoid a gun that comes stock with the technology.
Surely soon you will stop worring about money and print the truth, i hope i dont have to go back to reading APG.
nick holba