[Yellow-Bluntz]

Do you think the Tippmann Sierra one is capable of taking some snow to the body and blow back piece?

[Killa Daddy Of Two]

Absolutely. It is the same marker, (essentially) as the 98 series. I have been playing with them in snow many years. Also, played in 25 degree weather yesterday, and there were many Sierra One's there

[Yellow-Bluntz]

Originally Posted by Killa Daddy Of Two

Absolutely. It is the same marker, (essentially) as the 98 series. I have been playing with them in snow many years. Also, played in 25 degree weather yesterday, and there were many Sierra One's there

Sweeeeet thanks for the security! Happy balling!

[Rubbr Chickin]

Like said, yup. Ive had mine get filled with sand and still work afterwards once after I lent it out. Chewed up my orings and scored it a bit, but she still worked.

[Yellow-Bluntz]

Originally Posted by Rubbr Chickin

Like said, yup. Ive had mine get filled with sand and still work afterwards once after I lent it out. Chewed up my orings and scored it a bit, but she still worked.

Nice man

[RubinOnRye]

USE HPA not CO2 if your playing in cold weather.

[Whiteyboy]

Tippmann and the US Army line of markers are very durable. I don't see you have any issues playing in the snow but you will want to be a little more cautious if you have an e-trigger kit installed.

[Yellow-Bluntz]

Originally Posted by Whiteyboy

Tippmann and the US Army line of markers are very durable. I don't see you have any issues playing in the snow but you will want to be a little more cautious if you have an e-trigger kit installed.

Thanks!

[kostis11]

they are preety much indestructable

[eclipse hunter]

It's Tippmann who gives a $#!+ I'd use my geo in snow

[RubinOnRye]

Originally Posted by eclipse hunter

It's Tippmann who gives a $#!+ I'd use my geo in snow

and people wonder why their board fries when they say things like that.

[STRIP3S]

Originally Posted by RubinOnRye

and people wonder why their board fries when they say things like that.

I have to say those PE boards are tough as h***. Have not really gone hardcore ballin in the snow, but just about everything else including sudden downpours in tournaments. My ego and geo have been soaked in rain and mud and still perform without fail. Never a fried board.

[RubinOnRye]

Originally Posted by STRIP3S

I have to say those PE boards are tough as h***. Have not really gone hardcore ballin in the snow, but just about everything else including sudden downpours in tournaments. My ego and geo have been soaked in rain and mud and still perform without fail. Never a fried board.

I have always been told to be careful with those type of markers because the boards fry, half the reason why I only use Tippmann my Custom 98 in the snow.

[tonycon]

Originally Posted by RubinOnRye

I have always been told to be careful with those type of markers because the boards fry, half the reason why I only use Tippmann my Custom 98 in the snow.

That's crap...the board has a conformal coating to protect it from the elements. If you go swimming with it you will have problems but I have used all my electros in snow and rain...no problemo.

[inferno2inferno]

To reply to the original question, any Tippmann platform will perform well in the snow as there are few orings to deal with. Use some restraint when using electric tippmans in the snow as any moisture getting into the gun for whatever reason could do some harm to the electronics but not in most cases. The general rule for markers in the snow I find is the less orings on the bolt the better.