Have you heard about the latest gun from Planet Eclipse the CS3? It’s been out for a few months now.
One thing I like about these CS cases is how cool they look. The CS3’s mechanical frame comes with its case. Currently, I’ve stowed the electronic frame inside it.
- Wont unravel and easy to wash
- Disk seal retracts during insertion to prevent paint going up your barrel
- Built to last, this beast of swab is forged out of tough and flexible plastic
- 100% interchangeable and 100% replaceable
I love this color. Black with blue parts looks fantastic. The factory color is blue with gray parts, but we did a part swap, resulting in this black and blue combination.
I’m impressed by these mechanical frames from Planet Eclipse. I want to set up the trigger to my liking. They offer adjustability like their electronic frames. I’m optimistic about the CS3’s performance, although I haven’t used it yet.
I’m curious about adjusting these guns. It’s my first time setting up a mechanical frame. I want to tweak the activation point carrier. Some say it doesn’t make a significant difference, but I want to find out.
I’ll have a video on setting up the CS3 mechanical frame soon.
These frames allow you to incorporate electronics, like a game timer, which is handy. Unfortunately, they don’t have eyes to detect shots.
Speaking of the CS3 mechanical frame, it looks stunning. Very Dynasty-style.
Our sponsor, bfp gear.com, has a trade-in program for upgrades. I mainly buy these guns for reviews and sell them in the Paintball Ruin My Life Facebook group.
Who has experience with the CS3 and its mechanical frame? Do you think $2,100 is too much for a mechanical gun? Let me know!”
