Paintball Guns For Your Paintball Hobby

Welcome to our website where you are going to find suppliers and manufacturers of all types of paintball guns. When purchasing a paintball gun you will need the guns itself (which sometimes is called a marker) and a supply of paintballs. A couple of other components you need to have are a paintball loader as well as propellant canister.

Let's talk about the guns (markers) for a second. There are numerous choices one can make when choosing a paintball gun. The different types include the pump, semi automatic, electronic, pistol and stock.
The Pump

The pump is the first and oldest type of paintball gun. Similar to a shotgun, the pump requires a pump action to fire each round from the chamber. The serious paintball players tend to stay away from the pump because it is slow on the field of play. In some games a split second is all you need to lose.
Semi Automatic

The next level up would be the semi automatic paintball gun. These are the most popular types of markers. This has a much faster rate of fire than the pump gun as well as firing more pellets. The more pellets you use, as well as the CO2 you use, will increase your costs on the field. Semi automatics also come with very sensitive triggers so firing quickly is not an issue.
Electronic

These are the newer types of guns. They actually use computer chips and an LCD monitor to control the firing modes. The trigger can be extremely sensitive. Some of these can shoot out 3 or more paintballs at a time. Using this type of gun will cost you though. Be prepared for that.
Pistols

In the field, pistols would not be considered your primary weapon. They are more of a backup weapon. They have limited range and round capability. They work with CO2 cartridges. You can expect about 10 shots from each cartridge. As stated earlier, they are more of a backup weapon when you are forced to stop and reload your primary marker (paintball gun). With that said, some games are limited to only pistols, so this would make the playing field level and would be a lot of fun.
Stock

Stock guns also use CO2 cartridges giving you only 10 shots at a time. For the most part they are not that powerful and if you're playing a game, it will be hard for you to win.

Some of the most popular brands are : Tippmann, Smart Parts, US Army Paintball, Spyder, Pure Energy, ADCO, APP, BT Paintball, Dangerous Power, Diablo, DLX Technology, DXS, DYE, Empire, Extreme Rage, Guerrilla Air, GXG, Halo, Hammerhead, Invert, J&J Performance, JT USA, KEE Action Sports, Kingman, Kingman Training, KM Straps, Monkey With a Gun, NC Star, New Designz, Ninja Paintball, NXE, P&D Paintball Ordnance, Piranha, Planet Eclipse, Proto, R7, RAP 4, Redz, RPS, Rufus Dawg, Speedfeed, TAPCO, TechT, Tiberius, Trinity, V-Force, Viewloader, Virtue, WGP, Worr Games, Wrek, and many others

Some of the best selling paintball guns is the Spyder Victor, Spyder Electra, Spyder Pilot, Spyder MR1, Spyder MR4, Tippmann 98 Custom, Tippmann A-5, Tippmann X-7, US Army Alpha Black Tactical, Proto SLG, Proto Rail, Invert Mini, BT Omega, BT TM15, BT TM7, SA-17 Pistol, and BT4 Combat.

The best thing you can do to try and find the best paintball gun is to try out several and see which one fits you the best.

Best of luck with your paintball gun purchase.