New Marker

[dusty]

Hey,

I have been into to paintball for a few years now but never very
hardcore. My marker is an old piranha model. I bought it from a course
that was closing down a couple of years ago. It has been doing the job
for me but I am looking for a new one for the upcoming season. Could
someone please give me a few tips on what to look for?

Thanks dusty

[BEEFJERKYHUNTER]

You should check a lot of Forums that reveiw paintball equipment. A
perfect would be:
www.pbreveiw.com
It doesn't have all of the brands, but it has the bigger brands that
people go after. I myself have a tippman 98 custom that i got for a
persent.

[Karlie White]

I think you should go for a tippman 98 custom..they are really good guns and have a lot more power.

Karlie

BEEFJERKYHUNTER <gamesh...@yahoo.com> wrote:

__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
http://mail.yahoo.com

[BEEFJERKYHUNTER]

I HAVE ONE!

[ethan brogli]

hey this is ethan(cmscou...@yahoo.com) I have a brass eagle orion view loader it is probably my fovorite gun i have it is plenty powerful !!!

Ethan

Karlie White <sxygrl...@yahoo.com> wrote:

---

Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!

[ethan brogli]

its ethan i have a little brass eagle and it does the job

---

Do you Yahoo!?
Make Yahoo! your home page

[yrmoma]

Meh. The biggest question is how much do you want to spend? How much do
you know about guns? If you want a really good gun, and are willing to
work on it, an Autococker would be a great gun. They are really
dropping in price. If you want an ok gun, but really reliable with a
bunch of ammenities, get a spyder. If you want to get a really reliable
gun with a lot of guts but few ammenities (some sweet upgrages are
available, mainly a flatline) a tippmann would be good. Give a price
range, technical ability, and what you're lookin' for, and I'm sure we
can find something.

[BEEFJERKYHUNTER]

Just get an average gun, it'll do the job.

[theboy]

Hey,
I'm new to this group but have been playing for about 7 years. My
first gun was a tippman pro-lite and it was exceptionally easy to use
and care for, I never broke a single ball. But it depends on what your
going to be doing. If you play more in the outdoors and weather is a
factor a tippman would be the best I think. However, if your willing
to spend a little bit more and will be playing indoor in a speedball
set-up I would look for something along the lines of a Spider. They
are easy to upgrade and well built guns. I've owned both and found
that the spyder shoots quicker but the tippman was more durable.

Connor

[yrmoma]

Sounds about right to me. I loved the older guns. My old Spyder Compact
never chops. Its sweet. Now, my AMD with a Revolution, chops about once
per visit to the feild. Its kinda lame... but it is a lot faster. More
than anything, though. Just know how much you want to spend, your
enviroment/weather conditions, and what you're gonna play the most.

[BEEFJERKYHUNTER]

Basic guns are pretty good. I really think it's the person not the gun
that matters