These are the results.
First String: 294, 274, 262, 269, 286, 273, 277,
266, 269, 275, 257, 264, 266, 274, 273
Second String: 256, 269, 268, 267, 265, 277,
263, 262, 271, 267, 268, 265, 270, 268, 269
Third String: 266, 281, 278, 267, 267, 272, 278,
265, 269, 275, 282, 267, 268, 266, 272
Fourth String: 269, 270, 270, 271, 272, 267,
271, 262, 261, 265, 262, 266, 269, 265, 271
I was a little disappointed to see the variances
between shots, after all, consistency at the
chrono translates to consistency on the field
as well. It is possible that the results could
be a product of the paint quality that was
used and I will be retesting the marker with
different paint in the future.
for an allen key or screw driver and the grip
splits apart with no tools as well. Really the
only general maintenance that requires a
tool would be the clean the eyes and detent
replacement.
Overall my impression of the marker is that it
is a solid, well made marker with features that
are found on many of the higher end Eclipse
Markers. If you are in the market for a mid-
range marker I would definitely give the Etha
2 a hard look.
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On the field I ran through two pods of paint
on ramp at 13bps to see if I had any breaks.
No breaks and it felt very good to shoot. My
only concern with the marker at this point is
the consistency at the chrono.
Maintenance is virtually tool free with the bolt
sliding out of the rear with a few twists. The
battery is easily removed without the need
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