product review
On the field, even early Demons shot
smooth, quietly and with very little perceptible “kick” helping to make them extremely
accurate. Our test model, through many
days of play on every type of paintball
field and in practically every weather condition imaginable, shot very well, providing efficient, accurate and quiet shots and
a snappy, responsive trigger pull that enabled even semi-automatic rates of fire well
in excess of ten shots per second. Consistency over the chronograph was excellent,
as with a good paint-to-barrel bore size
match we were able to record extremely
consistent strings including 285, 285, 286
on more than one occasion.
In the summer of 2012, Frank Connell
purchased the assets of Vanguard with the
LLX3.COM
intention of bringing the marker’s production into the USA and taking the company
to the next level. Since then Frank has
been hustling, making and selling guns
with his own two hands and doing all he
could to make the Demon a much larger
pin on paintball’s map. A large part of this
move was releasing a redesigned, springequipped bolt modification for the Demon
intended to further improve both the marker’s performance and, most importantly,
its reliability. While our test marker was
absolutely perfect for over a year, others
simply haven’t had that type of luck and
Connell and company are convinced this
new bolt system upgrade will go a long
way towards alleviating those concerns
and problems in for both existing and new
customers.
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