TM Deagle Hard Kick Heavy Wieght

WARFIGHTER · August 13th, 2005, 23:48

I've recenently purchased one, and have had a number of conflicting reports about using Propane, I was just wondering if any of you had thoughts... Several people have said their TM Deagles have broke with propane, the company I bought it from says it takes propane fine, and discouraged me from buying a metal slide set (even though they would obviously make more $$$) and another person has said they've used theirs for years on propane, no problems... I'm wondering if the people that have said theirs has broke is an older version or non-heavywieght version or somethin. Anyway, any input would be nice.

BDoubleG · August 14th, 2005, 00:30

The Desert Eagle hard Kick has awesome kick and plenty of power on duster...why risk green?

Kid · August 14th, 2005, 03:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knyte

the company I bought it from says it takes propane fine, and discouraged me from buying a metal slide set

who exacly did you purchase from? in canada? just sounds weird to me.. forgive me for asking

Suspect187 · August 14th, 2005, 03:32

It runs fine on propane

[EUG] TAZ · August 14th, 2005, 04:13

I sold the gun to him and I have seen a metal slide go on once and it gave my customer problems. I just don’t like recommending anything I cannot stand behind 100%. Customer happiness comes first to me.

On that note I have also seen club members run green for two years now with out one problem except the odd leaking Mag.

WARFIGHTER · August 14th, 2005, 12:44

Hey thanks for speaking up Taz, and for the record, Airsoft Kelowna has been fantastic, bloody fast shipping, good prices, better service, I'm going to order everything through them if at all possible.

Taz on another note, hope you didn't take offense that I didn't 'trust' you persay, but I've been hearing a number of different things from everyone, so I'm trying to figure out whats what. I think I'll just run it on propane for outdoors maybe to get a bit more range (and I'll probably use a heavier bb for more accuracy as well) and use duster for indoors whenever I can. Anyway, thanks for the input guys, and I will be sure to update if it has any problems with propane in the future.

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August 13th, 2005, 23:48	#1
WARFIGHTER formerly Knyte Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Manitoba	TM Deagle Hard Kick Heavy Wieght I've recenently purchased one, and have had a number of conflicting reports about using Propane, I was just wondering if any of you had thoughts... Several people have said their TM Deagles have broke with propane, the company I bought it from says it takes propane fine, and discouraged me from buying a metal slide set (even though they would obviously make more $$$) and another person has said they've used theirs for years on propane, no problems... I'm wondering if the people that have said theirs has broke is an older version or non-heavywieght version or somethin. Anyway, any input would be nice.

August 14th, 2005, 04:13	#5
[EUG] TAZ Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Kelowna, BC	I sold the gun to him and I have seen a metal slide go on once and it gave my customer problems. I just don’t like recommending anything I cannot stand behind 100%. Customer happiness comes first to me. On that note I have also seen club members run green for two years now with out one problem except the odd leaking Mag. __________________

August 14th, 2005, 00:30	#2
BDoubleG Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Guelph, ON/Halifax, NS	The Desert Eagle hard Kick has awesome kick and plenty of power on duster...why risk green?

August 14th, 2005, 12:44	#6
WARFIGHTER formerly Knyte Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Manitoba	Hey thanks for speaking up Taz, and for the record, Airsoft Kelowna has been fantastic, bloody fast shipping, good prices, better service, I'm going to order everything through them if at all possible. Taz on another note, hope you didn't take offense that I didn't 'trust' you persay, but I've been hearing a number of different things from everyone, so I'm trying to figure out whats what. I think I'll just run it on propane for outdoors maybe to get a bit more range (and I'll probably use a heavier bb for more accuracy as well) and use duster for indoors whenever I can. Anyway, thanks for the input guys, and I will be sure to update if it has any problems with propane in the future.

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