I whant a paint ball gun (help i dont know much bout guns)?

Question

i want to buy 2 paint ball guns for me and my brother. we have the perfect place to play(grad parents have a big forest covered piece of land i dint know much i want a simple gun

here are my criteria

-under $125

-simple

but still a good gun

i dont know much so i would also like u to tell me about a toutorial kida thing that will tell me how to work it what the parts are and stuff thanks

Answer 1

Well you cannot go wrong with either Tippman or Spyder guns. Tippman is the best but for t\your price range then I would suggest any Spyder marker. I have a Spyder Extra and it is a very reliable, nice, & easy to work and I would suggest it to anybody just looking to have fun and not really a serious paintballer.

Since you are not a serious paintballer then I would suggest maybe going to Academy or any sporting good store and asking them for someone that has knowledge of paintball. Thats what I did when I first began and they were very helpful so I would suggest trying that.

Answer 2

honestly i dont know many specifics about parts, but i can tell you that a very well valued gun is either the tippman 98 custom or the tippman a 5. my brother has the a5, and he likes it a lot, he got the cyclone feeder, a dual response trigger and some kind of ceramic barrel. i think he also got a co2 tank to replace the n2 tank that came with the gun.

from my experience, id say co2 is better, but, thats just what ive heard.

supposedly the a 5 has a lot of upgradeablilty so you will be able to add parts to it and things like that

as for finding out more about specifics try to find a paintball forum through google, maybe find tippman's website and look for a forum there, because honestly you'll probably find a lot more of a proffessional opinion there

Answer 3

CO2 is worse and air or N2 is better but more expensive. and the difference is negligable when running a cheaper gun

you could get 2 tipmanns ( 200$ each ish) 2 co2 tanks ( 40 $ each ish ) and 2 masks ( 40$ each ish ) for relatively cheap.

bear in mind that if you quit playing you might be able to sell your tipman for 50$ or 100$ if your lucky. if you buy anything cheaper you will not be able to sell it at all.

BT's are also good for the price. or the new smart parts vibe would work too ( 120$ ish )

Answer 4

in all honestly i dont think paintball is right for you 2.  paintball is an expensive sport and only gets expensiver as you play.  your not going to find a complete setup for 2 ppl under $125. Your not even close to the price range.  

you might jump on some pb forums (www.pbnation.com) and look for used gear. I think that would be your best bet.