what is the best paintball gun out on the market?
450531
i think the tippmanns are the best for three reasons.  the first one is that it is a great beginner gun.  it has 150 feet of accuracy right out of the box. it is also tournament grade right out of the box. second is it is a very reliable gun.  i have banged mine against so many trees and bunkers and it hardly has a scratch on it.  third and best of all its the only one you ll ever need.  as you get better you can upgrade the gun so much you can own those $1000+ guns and still have it cost half as much.
584931
the tippmann 98 custom is a great gun for around 170. it has an accuracy range of 150 feet. that's comes with a face mask, a hopper, a 9 oz co2 tank and a squeegee.  also its really the only one you/ll ever need because you can customize it to your style of play.  i bought mine about 3 years ago.  i have been through hell and back with that thing and it still works like it came out of the box.  i put a flatline barrel and a stock on mine and it increased the performance enough to compete with those $1000+ guns.  people say its very hard to compete withand they have to put 4 people on me because i am so accurate.  thats the one you need to get.
372249
you can buy a paintball marker at almost any place that sells sports equipment.  examples are walmart, academy, and gander mountain
801526
If you're new to paintball, stay away from the Ion and go with a Tippmann. Tippmanns are durable and very low maintenance. Plus they make tons of upgrades for them.\n\nIons are not a good choice for a beginning player.
704024
I'd say the Marlin model 60.You can usually pick one up used for 40-80 dollars.New they're about 150.
144765
spring guns suck   get a tokyo marui AEG  I have a customized M4 that goes 460 fps   holds 400 rounds and a metal body\nyou can get one at redwolfairsoft.com
53028
It REALLY depends on cost, and if we're talking semi, or auto.  The Tippmann A-5 is about the fastest shooter you get for you money.  You also NEVER have issues with clogging with the A-5.
657158
I do play paintball.  i have been playing for a few years now.  the closts field to me is Hit and Run Paintball in Mansfield, TX  although i live in arlington.  i have a tippmann 98 custom.  i chose it because it was the best gun on the market and personally i still think it is.  because you can literally put it through hell and it still works like new.  also it has a great range of 150 feet of accuracy  without losing much velocity.  the third and final reason i cohes it is because you can customize it enough to compete with those 1000 dollar cockers and still beat them without spending 500 dollars (after you get all the upgrades you want on it you still wont be paying 1000 including the kit price).  i reccommend it to anyone who is new becasue of those three reasons
528566
i can tell you more if you would please specify what brand you paintball gun is
922137
The Tippmann is better. They make a multitude of upgrades, they're easy to maintain and they're tough as nails. For $250 you can get the gun, mask, tank and an upgrade or two. Or you can pay $199 with the $20 rebate and get a Tippmann A5 which is a REALLY great gun. If you play woodsball, this is THE gun to have.\n\nThere are so many things you can buy to mod these guns. There are no cons to owning a Tippmann.\n\nhttp://www.actionvillage.com
516758
youre not gonna find many pumps out there.  most of the time you will find a good semi-auto for around 100 to 200 dollars.  i personally have a tippmann 98 custom qhich is like a recreational god becuase its so cheap, durable, and you can upgrade it to your style of play.  to start off the gun costs between 150 and 170 dollars, depending on where you get it.  second you can bang it up dunk it under water, and possibly run a car over it and it will still work like new.  as far as the upgrades, you can turn it into a gun that can compete with those freaking expensive guns for around 300 to 400 dollars including the kit price even though it is tournament legal out of the box.  i put on a collapsible stock and a flatline barrel which increased my accuracy and range 10 fold.  when i finished with it i will have a nitrogen tank (it can run on nitrogen without mods) a cyclone hopper or a halo b hopper, an electronic trigger, and a remote line or drop forward.  the tippmann 98 custom is the only gun i have ever needed because of that.  oh and one more thing.  you can field strip it and fix it in the field meaning you can take the gun apart and fix any problems while in the game.  hope you find this helpful.  have e great time playing
887588
There is an American-made airsoft copy of a General electric minigun. It shoots at a rate of 1800 rounds per minute.\n\nOf course it costs six thousand dollars.....\n\nBut it's probably the best.\nOk, I know you can't afford that... \nBut do a video search for "airsoft minigun", and check it out anyway. They have a two minute or longer vid of a minigun  disintergrating a television set. WOW.\n\nBest there is, man.
34505
That is a hard question most markers start around 150. So I will have to go with a very open anserl. Any marker that gets you onto the paintball field is a good marker. I started out with a Tippmann 98C. Spend some time and look around your local fields. Look at what other new players are using and ask the field owner if they ever sell used markers. I think you will find there are many people out there who will help you get started. Remember though if you spend all of your money on a marker then what are you going to spend for field fees and air. \n\nSome things I would look for in a marker.\n At least a 9oz CO2 tank \n50 ball or more hopper \nupgradeable
1074579
I would go with either a spyder or a tippman.  I started playing with a Tippmann SL-68II (Pump) and then moved up to a Spyder (Classic).  Both guns are easy to maintain and are durable.  good thing about tippmann is that you can bang it up a tree and still works fine. bad thing about tippman's is the fact that they are heavy.\n\nI would recommend you going with a mech semi instead of a Electronic Semi.  here are the reasons\n\nPros : easy to maintain, easier to troubleshoot.\nCons : doesn't shoot as fast as as E-Semi, harder to troubleshoot & Maintain.\n\nDon't worry about shooting fast right now.  the first thing you should learn is to conserve gas & paint.  those were the lessons that were taught to me by some pros.  when you learn to conserve your gas & paint, it will make you work on your accuracy.  I've been playing for 10+ years and the only time I go trigger happy is when i'm in a tourny.\n\nThe team that the guy meantion about is Tippmann Effect.  Even though they are using 98 Custom, those are modified 98's.  they are lighter and shoot faster than a stock.
1066142
i do paintball and its an awsome sport.  its so fun because its got an adrinaline rush to sitting out in the woods not knowing when you might get ambushed.  its really cool and it helps you with your seeing and hearing senses.  a usual semi automatic gun thats sturdy (depending on where you buy it) can cost anywhere from 75 to175 dollars and thats for the viewloader to tippmann range the next range is pretty much 200-1000 dollar range.  i also suggest getting an airsoft gun to practice
767990
kingman are like the best paintball guns semi-auto are alright
191185
dont get a 98 custom, if you want one just get the custom pro because its the same as a 98 custom but upgraded.  you can also get an tippmann A-5 i have both guns and i love both of them they can take a beating and they are very upgradeable.