Gun preference

[Scott Stone]

I have been buying a lot of guns lately, and was wondering what every ones gun preference is. Up until recently, I have been paying the extra to get an upper line Giant or General. I bought Legacys on accident, and am finding them to be more reliable. Does anyone have their own preference, or is it what the dealer sells?

 

[The Cleaner]

Glock

 

[Doug Rucker]

I have been using the Suttner ST1500 for years....I get a year to a year and a half out of them.

 

[tomtucson]

Nothing but suttner st2000's , not the girly 1500's

 

[HighTide]

I have used the Arrow Line AL-35 for the last 3 years and love the relaxed action feel. It will last over a year. However, I only have 5.6 gpm units. For 8 gpm units this would not be the gun to use.

 

[Kiloman]

Rl-51 best drawing and most reliable on the market.Easiest to rebuild as well.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Nothing but suttner st2000's , not the girly 1500's

But there so cute

 

[up-power]

I'm a fan of the 2300's with easy pull trigger. Did get the ceramic general and liking that one too.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

I have been buying a lot of guns lately, and was wondering what every ones gun preference is. Up until recently, I have been paying the extra to get an upper line Giant or General. I bought Legacys on accident, and am finding them to be more reliable. Does anyone have their own preference, or is it what the dealer sells?

Personally I like the Giant, I believe the gun valve is smoother. I think they are much more durable also.

 

[Kory]

Glock 19!

 

[Christopher]

I have been having a lot of good luck with the Suttners, 1500 and higher in number, based on the use.

I have tried a lot of guns and tried some from the Northern Tool and their biggest and largest would not pull chemicals when trying to downstream chemicals so I took the guns back, will not try NT guns again.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Glock 19!

Figures....lol

 

[Doug Rucker]

Personally I like the Giant, I believe the gun valve is smoother. I think they are much more durable also.

Yeah well what do you know???? Your just a figment of out imagination....lol

 

[Scott Stone]

That's my line.

 

[Craig]

I'm not familiar with anything but the Suttner. It has been OK but would like something a little smoother. I guess that by the time I get home I forget that I had any issues with it at all.

 

[Paul Kassander]

Legacy has two guns that are made for them by Suttner (private label) the "Legacy Industrial Trigger Gun" which is the same as the Suttner ST1500. This is a great gun for smaller hands and holds up very well. The other is the Legacy Best Trigger Gun which is the same as the Suttner ST2605 which is an 'easy squeeze' trigger. The grip is slightly larger than the ST1500 but not by much still very comfortable for a smaller hand.

Two other things to consider... The ST1500 has an angle in the gun closer to 90 degrees which makes it better for flat work in my opinion. While the ST2605 has a wider angle which works better when spraying up or out like when doing homes and trucks.

I prefer the smaller grip guns because my hands are a not big bear paws like Ron. My guys seem to like them too because they are easy to handle. Legacy guns will also save some money vs the Suttner for the same thing.

 

[Scott Stone]

For a minute there I thought you were insinuating that I had small hands.

I think I just ordered some St1500 from you.

 

[Paul Kassander]

You know what they say about people with small hands...they have small hands.

Yes you did thank you!

 

[Christopher]

Is someone insinuating that there are some kind of sale on Legacy guns? ? ? Hmmmmmm

 

[Kory]

I use ap-1000 when I am burning gum. Everything else I use a ball valve or a ball valve and a 3/8 socket reduced to a 1/4 socket so I don't run chems in the gun. P.s I also draw more chem this way.