Madness Posted August 4, 2008 Content Count: 83 Joined: 05/20/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 4, 2008 Hey guys i know some one on here is a Paintball Gun expert....Im looking to buy a new gun (obviously) but i need one affordable.... I would like to get a Electronic one... cause i heard there Badass.. Ok well some1 help me.. Please...I dont know what to buy... i found one but im not sure its good:confused1:... ill try and pst a picture if i can figure out how Link to comment
zapper Posted August 4, 2008 Content Count: 1671 Joined: 07/18/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 4, 2008 well when you say affordable,how much are you willing to pay for a electronic paintball gun? Link to comment
PotshotPolka Posted August 4, 2008 Content Count: 6084 Joined: 03/31/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 4, 2008 Well obviously, since you can only elaborate as far as saying you need an "electronic gun" virtually everything made now even Tippmanns runs with E-triggers. First, what is your price range? What kind of loader do you already have? Do you have compressed air or CO2? Link to comment
Astrum Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 1349 Joined: 05/09/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 I haven't played in quite a while, so I'm sure things have progressed quite a bit. However, a few questions first: You said you'd like to buy a new marker. Does this mean you want to buy one that is new (i.e. not old) or does it mean you want to upgrade from an existing marker you already have? If this is going to be your first marker I suggest a relatively cheap one (my first marker was a $75 pump action). If you're upgrading then you'll have to be more specific about what you have now. Price is extremely variable for markers. From $55 to well over $1,000. Before I quit I was using a Bob Long Millenium which went for $500 at the time, plus a $100 barrel for it. This was mid range back then. So what exactly are you looking to spend? As far as an electronic trigger is concerned, I have no idea what they're priced at now. I started when one of the first electropneumatic markets came on the market (the Angel). The E-trigger Potshot mentioned might be a good idea though, so you might want to look at Tippman. Link to comment
Madness Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 83 Joined: 05/20/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 Ok my price range is around 150 -.- i can maybe go to 200 but thats pushing it... Im looking for anything that shoots fast..I can either have Co2 or CA cause im getting a new Tank... umm Im buying a Electronic Hopper cause my old one keep sticking and clogging...so just... help lol....(by electric in gun means i want the Electric Board thingy....Where it shoots faster) Link to comment
PotshotPolka Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 6084 Joined: 03/31/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 Your price is unreasonable. Lowest price for most guns (brand new) that are reliable, such as an Ion cost about $200 starting, and would require a Halo Loader, which if you get one of the new cheaper ones is $100 starting. Also, most markers run best with CA, and most bottles will run you $150. You are looking at nearly $500, not 150. Link to comment
Repeat Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 1384 Joined: 10/05/07 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 The perfect first gun is the Tippmann 98 Custom. It's extraordinarily customizable, reliable, and fucking sweet. (inexpensive too) Link to comment
Madness Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 83 Joined: 05/20/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 I already have a gun...a Spyder just im looking for a upgrade Link to comment
GrayFox Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 2433 Joined: 06/20/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 Are you looking for woodsball or speedball? For woodsball I'd say Tippman easily. I have 98, I customized it to be alittle like an M4 with a red dot scope and stock. Link to comment
KingTim Posted August 5, 2008 Content Count: 289 Joined: 02/25/08 Status: Offline Share Posted August 5, 2008 http://www.airowgun.com/paintball.php Link to comment
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