[NoLimitz_07]

Thinking about picking up a new nt11. I own a dm8 how does the nt compare to it?

[Recluse tha Ripper]

I personally like the way the nt feels in my hands over a dm and the shot seems snappier, if that makes sense. Its hard to beat dm smooth shot quality but I tend to favor the nt overall. You efficiency will be a little better too which is a plus but not a huge deal to me.

[HotxRod]

Its more efficient, smaller profile, but takes a lot of TLC. You have to stay on top of maintenance.

[Paint_hore]

I barely touch my nt11 and its NEVER given me an issue.

5 minutes to take it apart, lightly lube it and put it back together....yeah thats high maintenance.

[Blusylver]

5 minutes??!!!!!!! How do you ever find that kind of time?

[Paint_hore]

I had to quit my job just to keep up with the nt!!

[Blusylver]

The man has his priorities in line, no doubt

[HotxRod]

Originally Posted by Paint_hore

I barely touch my nt11 and its NEVER given me an issue.

5 minutes to take it apart, lightly lube it and put it back together....yeah thats high maintenance.

Forgot to add if its working fine dont mess with it lol. Didnt say high maintenance, just gotta stay on top of it to avoid problems.

[HotxRod]

99% of the problems I see with them are either from them being tinkered with too much, or complete neglect. I personally love them. I just take care of the orings, and change the spool spring every couple months and mine shoots like a dream.

[Paint_hore]

Originally Posted by HotxRod

Forgot to add if its working fine dont mess with it lol. Didnt say high maintenance, just gotta stay on top of it to avoid problems.

Like every other spool valve? Lube once a week isn't a "lot of TLC"

It's the minimum requirement for spoolies.

[HotxRod]

Thats pretty much all I meant.. take care of it, dont just toss it in your bag after practice..

No big deal bro

[ProtoSkillz]

I think it's a good buy. the gun is super light weight, feels great in your hands and shoots ropes. No more maintanence than any other gun i dont think. cleaning and lubing after use is all it takes to keep them working.

[willo32 1]

Nice