Has anyone tried the new 4uantum MAGNUS PRO 2011 in there hi-capa ? Would like to know if it's worth the £75. How does it compare to the TTI ?

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[Enid_Puceflange]

I’ve got one, but yet to fit it to a Capa (I don’t own one yet )

But looking at the unit itself, it’s exceptionally well made and precisely machined. But obviously fitting and using will prove its worth

 

[frazer900]

I’ve got one, but yet to fit it to a Capa (I don’t own one yet )

But looking at the unit itself, it’s exceptionally well made and precisely machined. But obviously fitting and using will prove its worth

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Yeah slight problem there with not having the capa to fit it to

Yeah from looking at the pictures they look well built but just wondering if it's worth the extra compared to the tti

 

[Lyndication]

It's hard to imagine it really changing much, the TTI properly set up in a Capa will send BBs on target all day long. It's entirely handling and user skill at that point.

 

[frazer900]

It's hard to imagine it really changing much, the TTI properly set up in a Capa will send BBs on target all day long. It's entirely handling and user skill at that point.

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Yeah that's a very good point and what I was thinking as can get a tti for about £40ish as this one is £75

 

[MrTea]

It's similar to the TTI one however the best change i've noticed is that you don't have to remove the grub screw (very easy to lose this) and slide to adjust the hop like you do with the TTI one. The 4uantum one allows the hop setting to be adjusted through the ejection port. Performance wise they're probably very similar, the TTI units are very good - it feels like 4uantum have just improved on the TTI design.

I'll be looking into getting one soon.

 

[BigAl]

At the end of the day your blasting smooth plastic ball down a smooth bore barrel. Any well made unit should work, I think th major difference with this is the flex, ie pose value.

 

[frazer900]

It's similar to the TTI one however the best change i've noticed is that you don't have to remove the grub screw (very easy to lose this) and slide to adjust the hop like you do with the TTI one. The 4uantum one allows the hop setting to be adjusted through the ejection port. Performance wise they're probably very similar, the TTI units are very good - it feels like 4uantum have just improved on the TTI design.

I'll be looking into getting one soon.

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Thanks buddy yeah that does seem a bit easier just wondering for that if it's worth the extra over the tti ? When you get one can you let me know how it performs over the tti?

 

[frazer900]

At the end of the day your blasting smooth plastic ball down a smooth bore barrel. Any well made unit should work, I think th major difference with this is the flex, ie pose value.

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Yeah that's a very fair point just some seem better than others was curious on how this one stacks up to the tti.