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Posted on 16-05-2009
What is the best paintball gun to get at wal-mart?
Filed Under (Shopping) by admin on 16-05-2009
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redskeleton asked:


I know most of them will be pretty crappy but what is a decint one to get at wal-mart besides a 98 custom (if they even have those there)? Please no reasponses saying dont get wal-mart guns or to go to another place.

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    Marcus on 17 May, 2009 at 4:07 am #

    any of them, really. Just please don’t shoot homeless people with them, you can scare them and they might die of a heart attack.


    exar1201 on 18 May, 2009 at 5:54 am #

    For a decent quality paintball gun that can be found at wal-mart I have two opinions. First is the JT Tac Recon 5. I have one myself and holds up pretty well. Mods are coming up to give it a more custom look that can be ordered. The second is Spyder MR1. Both of these have been reviewed well by experets in paintball magazines. They are in no way to the same standards of an A5 or electros but good starting guns for the occassional player.


    CJT on 21 May, 2009 at 2:30 am #

    NEVER BUY ANY OTHER PAINTBALL GEAR AT WALMART THAN WHAT I TELL YOU HERE

    That being said, the 98 is a fine MARKER. Any marker priced over $100, this is the marker alone, not in a package, that is constructed of metal is a good start off marker.

    You must realize that if you pay $80 for a set with a mask, squeegie, marker, and air tank. Lets do the math.
    Mask= $20
    Squeegie = $5
    Air Tank = $20

    This means that at 0 profit, they are selling you a $35 marker…..hmmm

    I am with a scenario team and I run a Sim-4, a $400 marker, which is meant to endure use. My cousin bought a marker from WalMart and replaced it 3 times in 3 months. If you are going to be hard core, anything plastic is liable to break very quickly