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Daes · February 26th, 2007, 20:31

I have one of the XM204HP ones. Very nice power but the depression trigger has a tendency to get jammed. You have to make sure that is is reset completely everytime. If not, the CO2 sprays out badly when filling and sometimes, if the grenade is already filled with BB's, spray them out all over the place.

Pros:
-Lots of power
-204 rounds
-Robust design, easy to take apart and maintenance (just don't loose all the bearings)

Cons:
-Have to get a CO2 adapter (I picked up the XM Charger Plus with the regulator, also adaptable as a PB tank regulator)
-Really sticky trigger, easy in, horrible to get it to come back out, even after lube...
-Shell is rather large, hard to get in and out sometimes... (see pic for size)

Picked up both the adapter and grenade from Redwolf, prior to the postal changes... Dammit...

February 26th, 2007, 20:31	#3
Daes Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Victoria, BC	I have one of the XM204HP ones. Very nice power but the depression trigger has a tendency to get jammed. You have to make sure that is is reset completely everytime. If not, the CO2 sprays out badly when filling and sometimes, if the grenade is already filled with BB's, spray them out all over the place. Pros: -Lots of power -204 rounds -Robust design, easy to take apart and maintenance (just don't loose all the bearings) Cons: -Have to get a CO2 adapter (I picked up the XM Charger Plus with the regulator, also adaptable as a PB tank regulator) -Really sticky trigger, easy in, horrible to get it to come back out, even after lube... -Shell is rather large, hard to get in and out sometimes... (see pic for size) Picked up both the adapter and grenade from Redwolf, prior to the postal changes... Dammit... __________________ Last edited by Daes; February 27th, 2007 at 12:01..