Please help PAINTBALL GUNS?

Question

i had a chrapy cheap gun i and my dad are wanted a paintball gun i just found a park so we go avey other week i am not looking for a speed ball gun i do not like those and my dad does not like them either i do not know what i should gut i like the tippmann or like bt and the one triger PLEASE HELP

Answer 1

I love the Tippmann A5 as it is, but it lends itself to so many mods, but the basic combo set rocks, works better with CO2 tha HPA air, and is quite accurate with the stock barrel, plus that star spinner, wide mouth hopper is just AWESOME!

Answer 2

a good gun is BT4 tippman i have that one the onlt thing is if you are looking for quality more money goes along way check airsoft surplus thats a good site for guns but my suggestion is go on the internet and order

Answer 3

As much as I like the Tippmann 98 Custom, I actually prefer the BT-4.  It is a very solid and dependable marker.  It shares many of the same parts and upgrades as the Tippmann A-5 except for the stock -- it uses 98 Custom.

Like the A-5, the BT-4 is very easy to field strip and there are less parts to lose (ie. pins) than the 98 Custom.

Answer 4

Rifleman has no idea what he is talking about, tippmann 98 customs are some of the most reliable and durable guns out there, they dont break down easier at all. Also the spyder mr1 is an awful gun, it breaks easy, its not very accurate, and its a spyder. So if i were you i would get either a tippmann 98 custom or tippmann a-5. The main difference between to two guns is that the a-5 is   easier to take apart, has more upgrades, and has a cyclone feed system. The 98 custom however is just as reliable, and just as accurate. So either choice would be great for you, and the 98 custom would be cheaper.

Answer 5

If your playing woodsball or speed ball, spyders can be played all around. You can get the ACS Pilot very cheap and i can get my bros up to 15 bps stock

Answer 6

If you are looking for a woodsball gun, i would get the spyder MR series. They have electrical triggers (excluding the MR-1) But are not brightly colored, and they are meant for woodsball. They also come with a buttstock, and have three different fire modes.

If you dont want an electrical trigger, go for the MR-1. It has everything like the EMR-1, except for a mechanical trigger, and an aluminum bolt.

If you want a tippmann, go for the Tippmann 98 custom. Its an extremely reliable gun, but it has alot of moving parts, so thing break down easier.

If you want to look at more guns, go to pbreview.com. Then click markers, select either low end mechanical, or low end electric, and it will show you a list if guns that you can get.

Hope this helps.