Very distinctive sound also. It's got no porting so that might explain things. That's around or below normal. The fact that all the breaks were in the barrel and not in the breech bodes well. Breech breaks are a bitch to clean.
Barrel breaks only take a squeegee to run through.
All in all, the Bushmaster was an amazing paintgun that I will venture to say will keep up with the other tourney guns out there today. The last semi that I owned was a Blazer and while that gun was dead on balls accurate, the fire rate could not keep up with the new guns nowadays. The Bushmaster 2000 takes the intimidation out of playing against the Angels, RTs, and Shockers. That plus the fact that it costs much less makes it a gun that definitely should not be overlooked. Andrew Chee Summoner Review I finally got to play a game with my new Bushmaster today.