Well Fellas,

Being as how I'm new I figured I might as well introduce myself and my experience with my new X7.

It all started about a month ago.A new requirement for my scenario team came down.As per Tippmann's requirements(sponsorship) we are to all carry a tippy of some sort.Kind of a bummer for a guy who is used to playing with a SC Phantom or toting a cannon.I really didn't want to give up my Phantom. I've grown a little too attached to that ole' piece of technology.

Anyways, last weekend I picked up my X7 basic at the store.The week before I was able to buy a trinity wire stock and a 16" SP Linear barrel.I've got to say I was a little disappointed in how short the stock was and how loose it fit(both if which are fixed with proper modding) .No fault of the X7's but it was an initial turn off.The barrel was great, it held a nice tight pattern with the field grade paint.The gun itself performed flawlessly,no problems, no breaks or what not.My only complaint was how tough the front shroud was to attach. Darn! those pins wouldn't go in easy.

Game time, the match went pretty easy.I volunteered to play a 4 on 4 game with a bunch of speedballers.They chuckled a little when I walked up with the X7, you know how that goes.Nothing can beat a super dupper DM *insert number here*, especially a woodsballer with a tippy.Unfortunately for them they didn't take the time to listen to the ref inform them I'm on the field sponsored team.The game lasted only few minutes.I have to say I was impressed right off the bat with how the X7 handled itself.Good tight patterns and the proper amount of firepower to back it up.I ended up taking out 3 of the opposing teams players, no small part in due to the X7.This thing is great!Beats the stuffing out of a 98(the last tippy I owned).

So far that has been my experience with it. I haven't had a chance to really put it through its paces.I've got a scenario in March for that.

I'll put picks up in the Gallery section.

Welcome to the x7OG. Good to have you onboard. Wich team do you play for?

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Thanks for having me. I play for Shadow Group out of Myrtle Beach, SC

welcome aboard great to hear the x7 is performing well. was just in Myrtle beach nice place

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Welcome to the forums

Do you use an E-Grip?
Have you done any mods to they cyclone yet?

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Welcome Goathunter, would I be correct to say you probly have a Response Trigger? I haven't see a speedball field allow full auto before.....

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Welcome, great to hear a X7 can holds it's own on a speedball course.

Nope just a basic semi auto.I play stock class. It'll take a while for me to come to using any electronics.The only electronics I ever had were for the fire control on my sprinkler valve nerf launcher. I might mod the cyclone if it becomes an issue but I can't foresee that with how little I shoot.

Welcome to the X7 forums...and hope you enjoy your stay and feel free to post your opinions, findings and experience with your X7....and don't forget to post some pics, man. Thanks.

Yes welcome to the X7OG! It's good to hear success stories. It seems like people mostly post their problems with the X7.

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Primary: Tippmann X7 Basic, polished internals, 12" Lapco Bigshot Apex Ready with Apex tip, JCS Click Ratchet mod, JCS Red Hot Powertube, Wargear Flexi-Paddles, Tippmann Air-Through Stock, SWAT Force Red/Green dot sight, Leapers See-Thru Picatinny Scope Riser Mount, EZ-Sling 3-point sling, ball-detent mod
Secondary: Tippmann X7 Basic, polished internals, Flatline, Tippmann X36 Folding Stock and Carry Handle, NeonFire sighting system, ncStar 1x42 Red Dot sight, SpecOPs 3-point sling, ball-detent mod
Tertiary (crazy huh?): Tippmann 98 Custom - Engler AK-98