[EliteGeek91]

Hey all, which is actually better for woodsball?

I have a non-ACT 98c, with E-trigger, and alot of extras, and don't really have issues. But then someone told me ACT models are kinda crappy, that they would rather have a ball bust occasionally, over having a "Crappy ACT model".

Is that true?

[inferno2inferno]

It is fundamentally true but with every marker there are those who trash them. For 98s, they are all extremely reliable and durable. Doing some work at my local field, a guy came in with a 98 that had bit run over by a car; it was badly bent out of shape. Nonetheless, it still was able to fire despite how mangled it was. Any 98 or variant thereof (ACT, US Army, TPN) is a great marker!

[EliteGeek91]

Very true, thanks for that info man. Yeah I have 3 98c's, and will just keep them all. I was gonna sell my main to get an ACT, but heard it's really not "that much" greater.

[JTpaintballMC]

I have not had a problem with A.C.T.. I have my 98 with E-Trigger, Zero Kick Hammer and Techt Fang Trigger and it works great together. I had mine setup more for speedball and it rips and really doesnt chop.

[Whiteyboy]

Originally Posted by EliteGeek91

Hey all, which is actually better for woodsball?

I have a non-ACT 98c, with E-trigger, and alot of extras, and don't really have issues. But then someone told me ACT models are kinda crappy, that they would rather have a ball bust occasionally, over having a "Crappy ACT model".

Is that true?

Did this person give a reason?

The ACT models give a bit extra prevention when it comes to chopping paint. There is nothing IMO that would make it crappy when compared to non-ACT models.

[JTpaintballMC]

[ctraz]

The A.C.T. is a way better choice and also shoots a little smoother in my oppinion.

[Mista Justin]

I say go keep ur current 98. The ACT is good but if you run fine without it you dont need to spend the extra.

[eclipse hunter]

Act still chops especially the easy break paint for speedball