Paintball Guns

About

Azodin DLX Dye Empire Field One First Strike GOG HK Army Infamous MacDev Planet Eclipse Shocker Paintball Spyder Tippmann Valken Punisher's Paintball carries a wide variety of paintball guns. All of the most popular brands of paint ball guns can be found here! As one of the most important parts of all paintball gear, we have broken down a little information about every brand of markers we have in stock! What are the things that you need to know when purchasing your first, second, or even the most expensive paintball gun? First, there are 2 different types. They usually fire 0.68 caliber paintballs but there are also 0.50 caliber paintball marker variations such as the Planet Eclipse Etha 2, Planet Eclipse Emek, and more. A mechanical paintball gun is one that uses pneumatic pressure and the physical force of a trigger pull in order to fire the marker. Mechanical markers are usually cheaper and shoot semi automatic. There are also pump paintball guns which have a cocking rod and handle which needs to be pulled in order to fire the next shot. Most mechanical markers are known for being more durable since they do not have any form of electronic board or solenoid that could be damaged by bad weather or misuse. Tippmann is the oldest and most popular mechanical brand as they have been around since the 1990's. The Tippmann 98 custom has become world-renowned for its aluminum construction and extreme reliability through water, dirt, and being physically abused. For this reason, rental markers are usually mechanical because they are cheaper and more reliable. Some paintball fields will offer an electronic paintball marker, such as the Spyder Fenix or Empire Mini GS, as a rental but almost all players will start mechanical. These guns usually do not have any sort of regulation system (pressure regulator) and use all of the tank output pressure when firing paintballs. A rammer hits a valve which exposes the paintball to the pressure from the tank. CO2 tanks are common to powe

On-page SEO