Popular Paintball Markers
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Popular Paintball Markers
Discover some of the top paintball markers available on the market today. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the sport, these guns offer a range of features to enhance your paintball experience.
Spyder Electra
The Spyder Electra is the premium model in the Spyder series, priced around $300. It's equipped with an electronic board and a color access mode display. Its firing modes include 3-round Burst, 6-round Burst, and Full Auto, with a firing rate of up to 20 balls per second (BPS) and an aero twist accuracy barrel. Additional features include an adjustable clamp feed and electronic safety mode. It operates on CO2 or compressed air.
Diablo Mongoose II BBS LCD with EYES
This model boasts semiautomatic electronic firing, reaching up to 17 BPS. It features a front grip with an expansion chamber and a rear velocity adjuster with tournament lock. The LCD version includes a Shot Counter, Game Timer, and Auto Shut-off, retailing at about $200.
Tippmann 98 Custom Pro E
Priced around $230, the Tippmann 98 Custom Pro E offers five firing modes: Semi-Auto, Auto Response, Full Auto, 3 Shot, and Turbo. It also includes a stone-honed barrel, customizable receiver, removable front grip, and a 200-round hopper.
Dye DMC
Starting from $700, Dye offers high-end markers like the DMC model, priced at approximately $1400. Thanks to its patented FUSE bolt technology, the DMC can fire at 23 BPS. It includes an intelligent Electronic Control (IEC) system, tournament-legal mode, and adjustable eye sensitivity.
Evil Piranha Evil Pimp
The Evil Piranha lineup includes models like the EVO, SRT E-FORCE, and Evil Pimp. The top-tier Electro-Pneumatic open-bolted Evil Pimp costs around $700. It features an electronically adjustable rate of fire, twist-lock Teflon bolt, tray-less trigger frame, and detonator vertical regulator.
BT-16 Tactical
Another excellent product from Tippmann, the BT-16 Tactical has a vertical feed system with an M-16 style charging handle. Key features include an adjustable front grip, dual sight/mounting rails, external velocity adjuster, and easy field stripping, costing between $250 and $300.
Eclipse EGO
The Eclipse EGO is an open bolt electro-pneumatic marker that includes an LCD optical trigger, rear function buttons, and a menu-driven operating system. Its adjustable rate of fire (ROF) ranges from 1 to 30 BPS with the eye off, and it’s unlimited with the eye on.
Smart Parts Impulse
This marker works with CO2, compressed air, or nitrogen without requiring a high-pressure system. It features a two-finger trigger, maximum flow regulator, and progressive rifled barrel. An optional vision system includes an anti-chop sensing eye to prevent firing if no ball is present. It costs around $450.
05 Pro Stock
The 05 Pro Stock from Autococker features an all Delron bolt, low-pressure Karnivor front block, inline regulator, threaded removable feed neck, and adjustable pneumatic reg. It's priced at approximately $400.
Explore these models to find the perfect paintball marker for your needs, each offering unique features and options to suit every level of play.
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