Paintball Guns - Tips To Help You Choose A Marker
By Caroline Smith, Thu Dec 8th

There are so many guns for sale these days, it can behard knowing just what sort of marker to buy. You want a decentgun for your money, but do you really need to spend a fortune onthe latest technology to survive out on the paintballing field?When it comes to buying any kind of gear, speaking toexperienced players is a great way to get info on where to buythe best stuff. The following information should alsohelp you make the decision.

When games first took off, players had to make do withbasic guns that could only shoot a single shot each time theywere cocked. Then technology advanced to pumps, where you couldfeed paintballs into the breach by rocking your gun forward.Paint tubes came next, which allowed paintballers to fire manytimes. After that, hoppers were introduced, which were thoughtto be a fantastic advance for the sport as they could hold allthe paint you’d need for the game.

Semi automatic guns then appeared on the scene, which firedballs much faster. Motorized loaders were added and Autocockersbecame all the rage, especially among paintballers who played intournaments. Now a range of electronic guns are available, thatcan be programmed to do whatever you want. Full autos can carryon firing as long as the trigger is down, and offer a selectionof firing modes and adjustable rates of fire. Because they canshoot so fast, many recreational fields requireplayers to put a tournament lock on their gun before they playso as not to have

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an unfair advantage over their opponents.

Which type of marker you buy depends on your level of abilityand how often you want to play. For beginners, many stores offerspecial gun packages, which include all the basicequipment such as masks, air tanks and hoppers. These starterkits can be good value. Good entry level brands that arereasonably priced include Kingman Spyder, Tippmann and Piranhaguns. Look for guns that allow upgrades, so you can build yourown gun by trying different barrels and triggers, as your skillsprogress. For more advanced paintballers, quality markersinclude Smart Parts and Angle electronic guns.

A combination of tactical skills, team strategy and a reliablegun are key. Good markers should be light enough toeasily maneuver, while being robust enough to stand up to thefast paced action. There are some fantastic online paintballstores that sell a range of guns and supplies ataffordable prices, so you should be able to find a gun that’sright for you and your budget!

About the author:Caroline Smith is a regular contributor towww.paintball-gear-guns - The best deals on all paintball guns, paintball markers and paintball gear.