Paintball

[Merlox]

I used to be sponsored by Smart Parts,

Really I would recommend the SP-1 Basic for starting players, It is prolly the most durable electronic gun on the market, It has single round, 3 round burst, and slow auto. It comes with a very short barrel, which is pretty nice for urban play. The gun almost never breaks balls with the awesome anti-chop system.

When you decide to upgrade, and spending just a tad bit more than you started, you should think about getting an average electric hopper, N2 Air system, and the basic SP1, All of that would be about 250-300 bucks, which isn't that bad when you consider paintball, but it's a great "Basic" upgrade. It isn't what the new players get, It's cheap, and the SP-1 is highly upgradable Which means you can keep the gun. I still use the SP1, it has a few upgrades, I have the harness for remote air(chord air) and it's fairly nice when you don't have to worry about the tank.

But either way, When you do decide to upgrade, talk to me gain, I can tell you a rather nice set up at a fairly low price, (Compared to paintball standards) lol. Feel free to give me a PM any time

Regards-

Merlox

[Strike For The South]

Fragony, that was some funny stuff.

[Prussian to the Iron]

I used to be sponsored by Smart Parts,

Really I would recommend the SP-1 Basic for starting players, It is prolly the most durable electronic gun on the market, It has single round, 3 round burst, and slow auto. It comes with a very short barrel, which is pretty nice for urban play. The gun almost never breaks balls with the awesome anti-chop system.

When you decide to upgrade, and spending just a tad bit more than you started, you should think about getting an average electric hopper, N2 Air system, and the basic SP1, All of that would be about 250-300 bucks, which isn't that bad when you consider paintball, but it's a great "Basic" upgrade. It isn't what the new players get, It's cheap, and the SP-1 is highly upgradable Which means you can keep the gun. I still use the SP1, it has a few upgrades, I have the harness for remote air(chord air) and it's fairly nice when you don't have to worry about the tank.

But either way, When you do decide to upgrade, talk to me gain, I can tell you a rather nice set up at a fairly low price, (Compared to paintball standards) lol. Feel free to give me a PM any time

Regards-

Merlox

sounds nice, though i need a longer barrel; me and my buddies will be playing in the woods behind our houses, and an ATV dirt trail at the woods exit. so long barrel are a necessity.


I'll probably have this one for at least a year or more so i can get a really good feel for the game, and then consider a new gun. but i'll make sure to ask you when it comes to it