Razorback Paintball Tank

Ever wanted to be a paintball god? After ten minutes behind the guns of the Razorback, you'll start believing you are.

Built on the chassis of an Israeli fast-attack vehicle, the Razorback makes paintballers run like the devil himself was coming.

With a 5000-round hopper and twin Tippmann A-5 Double Trouble Gatlins, the Razorback cruises at the eye of a hurricane of paintballs. The turret-mounted Double-Ts crank out 30 rounds per second of pure, roaring, paintball mayhem. With each crank of the guns, the gunner rips out eight shots. The point of aim of the guns converges at about 30 feet. Pity the paintballer that stands in its path.

The Razorback gunner swivels three hundred and 60 degrees with fully articulating guns. He can engage a threat from any direction, at any time. Behind his wall of paintball mesh, he is impervious to return fire.

Inside the turret, the gunner has access to another 2,400 paintballs stored in pods around the inside of the waist of the turret housing. If he burns through his 5,000-round hopper, the gunner can shovel more paint from his backup supply. Also, in the utility cabinets that straddle the turret, the Razorback carries another six cases of paint. All in all, the Razorback hauls over 19,000 rounds onto the field.