Dye CZR review ( Less money, more problems)

[@RagingBacon916]

This is the best review of the CZR of all time ever

[@lissa_oc6317]

Great video guys!! Here are my thoughts about owning a czr: 1) while it is higher maintenance then other markers in the same price point (like the mini) having to do this maintenance it makes know your maker and how to fix it better. However it can be frustrating missing the first game of the day because you have to take apart the bolt and clean it. 2) also for me having smaller women hands the CZR felt a lot more comfortable and fit in my hands a lot better.

[@RagingBacon916]

My hands aren't necessarily small but I like being able to fit the whole grip in my hand, so the CZR is perfect for that

[@philipbroglia6560]

This was a very comprehensive review on this marker. Well done.

[@leftcoastpaintballers2976]

thanks, man!

[@mysteryy234]

I wonder if they've fixed any of these issues since this video was uploaded.

[@bentonwanker]

my czr's front grip reg thingy is wiggly. is it supposed to? if not how do I tighten it? I have not had a chance to air it up, I may update after I play this weekend. after watching this I don't expect it to work my first day on the field so I'll bring along my trusty Tippmann A5

[@leftcoastpaintballers2976]

Sorry I missed this. Are you talking about the grip or the air line connection?

[@bentonwanker]

@@leftcoastpaintballers2976 I was talking about the grip. Apparently it is supposed to rotate around somewhat freely. I took it out and it had no issues.

[@bentonwanker]

I took the gun out to a field I mean

[@leftcoastpaintballers2976]

​@@bentonwanker right on, I get to go play tomorrow :) how do you like your czr?

[@bentonwanker]

@@leftcoastpaintballers2976 Definately satisfied with its performance! This gun rips. Got to compare it to the axe syx and its by no means the same but for how cheap the czr is, it is not too far off.

[@dreakiller22]

best thing to do when you have any dye gun is too throw away all the orings off the gun go to a oring specific store and buy good normal black buna orings instead of the color coding orings

[@karlobobiles2968]

Having a two piece is not pointless. You can simply purchase a different bore size back and continue to use the same tip that came with the marker. I think you may have been referring to barrel kits that have inserts, which is not the only reason to have a two piece. PBNation has a great thread explaining some of the benefits. Basically, having a two piece allows you to customize the barrel at a lower cost. You can change bore sizes, tips, colors etc. Most companies have also moved to the use of two-pieve barrels for the simple fact that it can be broken down to a smaller size for storage.

[@leftcoastpaintballers2976]

I think he was saying the barrel backs were unavailable, which may be incorrect. I looked at like every dye barrel on ANS just now, and couldn't find anything bigger than a .680 If you have a link to a better selection, could you link it?

[@karlobobiles2968]

@@leftcoastpaintballers2976 - Looks like anytime I post a link, my replies are automatically removed. If you go to ANS, under the DYE Barrels section, you’ll find they carry the .692 and other UL backs in stock.

[@leftcoastpaintballers2976]

@@karlobobiles2968 right on man! Thanks for helping everyone out, which is the whole point :) Love the paintball community

[@karlobobiles2968]

@@leftcoastpaintballers2976 - 💯 agree, we’re all here to help. Great community! Thank you for the in-depth video. I also have a Dye Rize CZR and maintenance and upkeep is something you have to keep up. Also, I heard somewhere there’s additional milling on the inside of the marker to allow more air in the chamber, so when you actually pull the bolt out, be a bit careful as to not damage the o-rings. You’ll notice that the bolt hangs up on something when you’re taking it out.

[@danlatu209]

⁠​⁠@@leftcoastpaintballers2976you can have your barrel freak bored with Stanchy customs.