MondoMor
08-11-2009, 05:05 PM
BT has released a new marker - the TM-15 (http://www.btpaintball.com/paintball-markers/tm-15/). It has (mostly) the same internals as the TM-7, but has a more rigid metal shell.
http://www.btpaintball.com/images/products/tm15r.jpg
That foregrip actually has several internal chambers, and with the porting on the barrel, acts as a silencer. Put a little foam or Brillo pads in those chambers, and it might be nearly as quiet as a cocker. :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykmjd6NQLXM&fmt=18
The battery is in the magazine, and standard AR magazines fit. That means you could mod a nice expensive Magpul mag for a battery and use it if you like. Or one of those huge AR drum mags... :eek:
Disassembly is much easier than on the TM-7 - you can pull the bolt out the back of the gun without fully disassembling the gun. The mode switch is also improved over the TM-7 from what I've read.
The only internal differences between the TM-7 and TM-15 are the slightly longer tube between the reg and receiver, and the taller (and even weirder) trigger. Boards, detents, bolt, o-rings, etc. are all the same.
The gun comes with a Rip Clip adapter, and apparently the TM series Rip Clip is just around the corner. :rolleyes: No really! I think they mean it this time!
http://www.btpaintball.com/images/products/tm15r.jpg
That foregrip actually has several internal chambers, and with the porting on the barrel, acts as a silencer. Put a little foam or Brillo pads in those chambers, and it might be nearly as quiet as a cocker. :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykmjd6NQLXM&fmt=18
The battery is in the magazine, and standard AR magazines fit. That means you could mod a nice expensive Magpul mag for a battery and use it if you like. Or one of those huge AR drum mags... :eek:
Disassembly is much easier than on the TM-7 - you can pull the bolt out the back of the gun without fully disassembling the gun. The mode switch is also improved over the TM-7 from what I've read.
The only internal differences between the TM-7 and TM-15 are the slightly longer tube between the reg and receiver, and the taller (and even weirder) trigger. Boards, detents, bolt, o-rings, etc. are all the same.
The gun comes with a Rip Clip adapter, and apparently the TM series Rip Clip is just around the corner. :rolleyes: No really! I think they mean it this time!