Dye should have just started including thumb wheels. Making customers pay more money for something that should have been standard it's pretty crazy... markers that cost half the price of a DSR have a thumb wheel
Shot a buddies DSR+ today and it was buttery smooth, shot a 180r Hk orbit a few weeks back it didnt feel as smooth but it just felt like a better shot... idk how to explain it... but im going to buy a 180 in the next few weeks for sure.
Both are great, Dye would be the clear winner if it had a slaps asa. DSR will also need a bit more love,. Clean and lube the bolt after every weekend of play, and every 10-15 cases relube the HPR. But the 180r is a complete workhorse, alot more bang for your buck in my opinion. DSR for that super butter shot and ergos, 180r for the reliability and also ergos.
@@ojpimpson3343 yea if you actively take care of it and make sure it never falls out when you're cleaning barrel or assembling disassembling you gun then yea it will last ,my point is if you lose it and it's more of a possibility than losing a eye cover then your gun can't be used . Also who even breaks paint in the breach anyways?
how the hell does yours fall out that easily to begin with? there's an oring that holds it in place. if your stuff dirty with paint or just oil from paintballs that just means you dont do maintenenace on your stuff....
Thats not a comparison lol geo 4 especially if you like a soft shot. If you want cheaper and similar reliability you just get the 180r. If your in the market for a high end marker and dont want the harsher shot of a cs2 and want a sfr get the geo 4 simple. 🤙
Um at Capitol edge I don't know a single person who prefers a Geo 4 to 170r. It's not even close the 170r is the main and the Geo's are in the gear bag. I made this comment when the gun first came out. It's 2024 the 180r is preferred over the CS3. Paintball ruined my life has a video from my home field showing this as well. Science behind it 180r came out after Cs3 so they improved the op core. Mac Dev always does this as well where the XDR had an improved infinity drive over the prime. But seriously just look how fast prices dropped on the Geo 4 and that should tell you everything you need to know
Dont need an allen for dye feednecks either i believe. Can twist the latch and it loosens and tightens
I wish dye wouod bring back the dust finishes.
Dye should have just started including thumb wheels. Making customers pay more money for something that should have been standard it's pretty crazy... markers that cost half the price of a DSR have a thumb wheel
what gun would that be? plz elaborate
@yourpbtv etha3m, etha3 is what comes to mind. Not to mention like every other marker around the same price point.
Ok well I think it’s only the etha 3 and etha 3m at those price points that got it but thx anyway
the latch can be twisted and it works just like it has a thumbwheel. 1st world problems i guess....
Honestly prefer the more sleek look of no thumb wheel. And only ever use one hopper anyways so the thumb wheel is pretty pointless
Title and description are wrong. Yall reviewed a DSR+ not a M3+
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Shot a buddies DSR+ today and it was buttery smooth, shot a 180r Hk orbit a few weeks back it didnt feel as smooth but it just felt like a better shot... idk how to explain it... but im going to buy a 180 in the next few weeks for sure.
The half inch difference is due to the insert. Barrels are still 14" i believe no insert extension
No the insert is the AC threaded back. It is in fact 1/2” longer.
Which one shot more accurate
Both are great, Dye would be the clear winner if it had a slaps asa. DSR will also need a bit more love,. Clean and lube the bolt after every weekend of play, and every 10-15 cases relube the HPR. But the 180r is a complete workhorse, alot more bang for your buck in my opinion. DSR for that super butter shot and ergos, 180r for the reliability and also ergos.
The best comparison every its the to markers that i am thinking about buying
They are both excellent choices. I have a Dsr+ and my buddy has been using the 180 since it came out.
The sexual innuendo in this review is at an absolute fever pitch 🤣 you boys need to go outside and get some air 🤣🤣🤣
Bruh… they like a married couple n Tony is still mad about the dishwasher not being unloaded 😂🤘🏼
My girl says 1/2 inch makes a big difference.
Not a big fan of my $1000 gun relying on a $25 plastic eye pipe . Each dye gun should come with 3 spares .
I've used the same eye pipe on my m2 for 4 years. Never had a issue.
@@ojpimpson3343 yea if you actively take care of it and make sure it never falls out when you're cleaning barrel or assembling disassembling you gun then yea it will last ,my point is if you lose it and it's more of a possibility than losing a eye cover then your gun can't be used . Also who even breaks paint in the breach anyways?
how the hell does yours fall out that easily to begin with? there's an oring that holds it in place. if your stuff dirty with paint or just oil from paintballs that just means you dont do maintenenace on your stuff....
Titles wrong guys, title says M3+
180r VS GEO4
Thats not a comparison lol geo 4 especially if you like a soft shot. If you want cheaper and similar reliability you just get the 180r. If your in the market for a high end marker and dont want the harsher shot of a cs2 and want a sfr get the geo 4 simple. 🤙
Um at Capitol edge I don't know a single person who prefers a Geo 4 to 170r. It's not even close the 170r is the main and the Geo's are in the gear bag. I made this comment when the gun first came out. It's 2024 the 180r is preferred over the CS3.
Paintball ruined my life has a video from my home field showing this as well.
Science behind it 180r came out after Cs3 so they improved the op core.
Mac Dev always does this as well where the XDR had an improved infinity drive over the prime.
But seriously just look how fast prices dropped on the Geo 4 and that should tell you everything you need to know
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