Alien Interceptor Paintball Gun

Alien Interceptor Paintball Gun

Alien innovation continues in the world of double-stacked electro pneumatic markers. Our patent pending ?Structurally Independent Ram Housing? yields a smaller, lighter, tighter design. Interceptor is also the easiest marker to tech and trouble shoot. Disassembled into the three main pieces: the receiver body, the Structurally Independent Ram Housing? and the trigger frame you can still turn on the air and power it up! The ram and hammer still operate ? watch out it will jump a bit. The pin valve is visible, as is the airline from the LPR to the ram. Those slow unknown leaks are not possible with the Interceptor Paintball Gun. Long torturous airways milled into the body that get clogged are gone because the solenoid attaches directly to the ram housing. Interceptor eliminates the need for multiple hoses. Hoses that can get blown off, cut or crimped. The Sweet Tough Trigger frame wraps around the solenoid and ram housing perfectly. The WAS powered board fits easily the grip. A grip that feels great to all size hands. Narrow for the smaller hands, open trigger guard for bigger hands and made for easy firing whither you?ve got to make that one shot count or if you?re laying down a rope of balls. Additionally our Patent Pending ?Sweep Valve and Sweep Bolt? adds a highly effective flow of air to deliver your shot ball on ball time after time. Low pressure and extremely consistent the set and forget regs let you play instead of fuss with your marker. A notably trim, narrow and light design, the Interceptor is accurate, consistent and very fast. A winning marker to bring out the winner in you, because ?Winning is more fun!?

Angel Paintball Gun Review

The Angel is a very nice paintball gun, to say the least. It comes in two versions. One is a semi-automatic version and the second is a fully automatic version. They are interchangeable and it can easily be done by changing a little circuit board in the grip. The WDP Angel comes with both boards. When mine first came in, I began messing around with it and decided to switch boards. It was easy, I simply unscrewed the grip screws, unscrewed the screw that held the board in place, unplugged the board, and put in the new one. Before I closed the grip back up I tried shooting the Angel paintball gun in automatic mode. It was very fast. I noticed two screws on the board and began adjusting them. The top screw adjusts the rate of fire, while the lower one adjust the dwell (air efficiency). It turns out the more clockwise you turn the upper screw the faster the gun cycles.
The first thing I noticed about the Angel is it's solid feel. It feels very solid. Nothing rattles or shakes and it does not feel mechanical. In comparison to the new Shocker S/F, the Shocker feels more mechanical. It is a slight difference and shouldn't change your mind. But for an extra 400 dollars it should feel more solid. The Angel paintball gun comes with a long Jacko barrel that is smooth bored. I like smooth barrels. As long as the balls don't spin, I am happy. The gun has to be run on compressed air, and the regulator that comes with it is very precise. The regulator has an on/off switch and so does the battery pack. This helps save power, so the gun isn't on all the time. It comes with a nice battery charger that plugs into the back of the gun. The one I have uses a cigarette lighter in cars to charge. The battery is housed somewhere inside the body, not the grip. There are very few moving parts, and hence this gun seems to be very reliable. Only time will tell.
In terms of upgradeability, there isn't much to do to the gun. The barrel can be changed if you like a spin or shorter barrel. I guess the body can be anodized, but I don't see a reason to do it. I noticed that the body is very scratchable. Out of the box, it already had scratches on it. But overall it looks fine.
I have not put any paint through the gun, except to set the velocity, so I will keep you all up to date about the way the gun shoots.

Price: about $1250

newLooks: 8

Customizability: 7

Durability: 9

Ease of use: 9

Out-of-the-box readiness: 9

Over all rating: 8

Ultimate Sniper Paintball Gun

T68 Genocide

This bad ass paintball gun will make you ready for everything that comes your way on the field! Everything included with this paintball machine.

- 1 x T68 M16A2
- 2 x Phantom Thunder Grenade Launcher (Short)
- 2 x M68 Thunder Grenade
- 1 x T68 Bipod
- 1 x G&P PEQ IV Laser for 20mm RIS
- 1 x Phantom RIS Hand Guard (long)

Bad ass gun; Tippmann 98 Custom

The Tippmann 98 Custom shoots true, easy to maintain and is incredibly upgradeable. People who are looking for a semi-auto with a realistic gun look should definitely consider the inexpensive Tippmann 98 Custom. You’ll love the performance (though you may want to upgrade the barrel in the future). If you like the style, the 98 Custom basically sells itself. To make your life easier, however, the Tippmann Custom Pro comes with nice extras for just a little more money.

Dye DM5...

Reveiw of the Dye DM5

Speed: This thing is fast. Very fast. The stock trigger is very easy to rip on. The smoothness of this gun makes it easier to keep a rope going for longer. One of the fastest guns I've ever shot. I'd say that an Angel or a Timmy is a bit quicker, but the DM5 is a lot smoother and easier to keep rolling.

Trigger: Well, to me atleast, the trigger is a very important part of the gun. With a bad trigger I can't shoot fast at all. The stock trigger is a very nice roller trigger. The feel is perfect and my fingers fit nicely in the grooves of the double trigger. The trigger is fully adjustable from the outside. Very easy to use. The stock spring is a little tough, I cut it down a few coils and now it is very light, yet still smooth.

Weight: I will admit that the DM5 is a tad on the heavy side. A bit heavier than my old Fly. A couple ounces lighter than the DM4. This gun is not heavy, but compared to other high end guns it's a bit of a fattie.

Looks: This part is my oppinion of course, but the milling is very smooth and looks great. There is a lot of milling, yet the body remains smooth. Also, the top of the gun is made to wipe (or atleast it's very easy to wipe and my hand just slides along), so that it pretty cool.

Efficiency: The DM5, as with all matrices, is a little bit of a whore on air. I don't have any numbers on the stock bolt. With the ghetto tape mod (same as a hybrid top hat mod, only free) I am getting about 400 balls per thousand psi. It's not too bad, but not top of the line either. As long as you get all day air this won't be a problem.

Kick: There is none. Super smooth.

From The Store: I opened the box to see the gun, Ultralight barrel, manual, warrenty card, barrel condom, 1oz of Dye lube, tools, a small parts kit, and a Dye sticker. The box was pretty nice and had a handle and everything. Nice packaging.The gun was shooting a little bit under out of the box. The stock settings were fine, all I had to do was adjust the trigger sensitivity to my liking. Everything came lubed and the gun shot nicely out of the box.

Maintaining the gun: This is very easy. Just take out the 1 piece bolt and lube up the o-rings after every day of play or every case. Every month or so the regs need lubed which isn't very hard. The Hyper II is a little tought to take apart the first time though. Still a pretty easy task.

Consistancy: Very good. I got about +/- 8 out of the box. This was with the reg not broken in. Once the reg breaks in I'm sure it will be better than that. The Hyper II is very good.

Pros:Fast. No kick. Quiet. Ultralight barrel. Good regs. Dye support is great. Looks nice. Clamping feed neck stock. Easy to use.

Cons:A bit on the heavy side. A little bad on air.

Overall: I am very pleased with the DM5. The gun is great quality and I have yet to break a ball after 3 cases. The gun has been great and givin me no problems. I would reccomend it to anyone.