[QFT]

Anyone?

[Passmeabeerdude]

So a M7 and a DM7 are lighter then the Rail?

[erayser]

Originally Posted by QFT

So... A PM6 with a UL frame is actually lighter than a DM6?

Yes... the PM6 with UL frame is lighter by an ounce or 2.

Originally Posted by Passmeabeerdude

So a M7 and a DM7 are lighter then the Rail?

I thought the same thing when I updated the chart.

The weight was posted a couple of times in different threads. The weight I was after was the industry standard weight (no barrel, battery, asa, reg). Someone posted 1.7lbs with no barrel, battery, reg.
http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?p=28482228
If someone else post the weight per industry standard... and it is different than 1.7lbs, I will update the chart.

[stutzy06]

You should add eye ribbons or eye wires to the chart erayser.

Just a thought

[erayser]

^ done.

[Center50kid]

could someone please help me out!

quick question:

I am deciding between a dm7, or pm6/7 someone please help!!

[GlycerolEster]

Thank you for making the chart, it pretty much cleared up every question I had about these guns.

[stutzy06]

Originally Posted by Center50kid

could someone please help me out!

quick question:

I am deciding between a dm7, or pm6/7 someone please help!!

You mean you trust me with making a decision that involves $1000 of your money? Hmmm....I suggest giving it to me....thats my opinion on the matter.

[pro_balla70462]

Originally Posted by Center50kid

could someone please help me out!

quick question:

I am deciding between a dm7, or pm6/7 someone please help!!

UL'd PM6

[Ijustbunkeredyou]

Wow that is amazing.....GREAT JOB

[DucksMore]

Originally Posted by erayser

The weight was posted a couple of times in different threads. The weight I was after was the industry standard weight (no barrel, battery, asa, reg). Someone posted 1.7lbs with no barrel, battery, reg.
http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?p=28482228
If someone else post the weight per industry standard... and it is different than 1.7lbs, I will update the chart.

31.1 ounces or 1.94 pounds with everything.
- 5.0 ounces for reg w/ macro
- 3.5 ounces for barrel
- 1.6 ounces for 9-volt
- 1.5 ounces for asa, macro & hose
= 19.5 ounces or 1.22 pounds per industry standard

That should be pretty close. Keep up the good work.

Another thing you might add is the difference in ball detents. The DM5/6/7 have the better spring loaded plastic ball detents.

Thanks,
Matt "Dueydog"

[HKlifestyle. (Banned)]

nice job. much better

[erayser]

Thanks again Matt "Dueydog"

[Theory (Banned)]

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[covenent (Banned)]

wow how on earth did you get all this information you are like a wiz

[benjabino]

This is the ****.

I love it. Period.

[erayser]

Originally Posted by covenent

wow how on earth did you get all this information you are like a wiz

I got a lot of the info from people in this forum... from manuals. Dueydog gave me most of the info on specs.
Now... my question is where did this website get got their information?
http://www.******************/dye-matrix-comparison/
answer: from my thread

If anyone knows the guys who made this site... tell them I updated the thread since the stole the info.

[ptb05]

in regards to the asa's, didn't the dm5 and 4 come with standard with regular asa's not on/off's maybe I'm wrong

[NaftySquared]

Everyone make note, the PM7 is a whole 3 ounces lighter!!!!!! Other than the !!!!!3 ounces!!!!! There are no differences as far as what the marker offers.

[JimmyBeam]

very nice job on that.

[benjabino]

You might want to add a row for Advanced programming or no.

That is a key difference between the PM6 and PM7. The PM7 comes with all sorts of different modes. The PM6 comes with semi.



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