Want to get into stock class paintball? Stock class is a fun part of paintball, and appeals to the paintballer looking for a slower paced game that can be enjoyed in its entirety. A lot of paintball is lost on the fast paced speedball field, as skill can be replaced with heaping amounts of paint and fast high end paintball guns. If you are fed up with that style of play, or just want a cheaper avenue in paintball to roll in, then consider stock class paintball - its affordable, fun, and can make you a better player. If you are ready to get into this great branch of paintball, here are the top 3 pump paintball guns you should consider for use in stock class paintball. CCI Phantom Perhaps one of the most well known high-performance pumps out there. The CCI Phantom is highly customizable and incredibly small. It boasts excellent accuracy, and quality design, making it a marker that will last and last. After owning one for 2 years I can say its definitively a great pump. It's lightweight, easy to cock, and easy to convert to stock class and back. The starting retail price for a very basic stock class phantom is $209, but again, I resold mine on eBay for $200 and it had much more on it. Manufacturer: Component Concepts Inc. Stock Class Sterling STP The Sterling has always been popular in paintball, and now it has finally made a full fledged turn into stock class paintball. The Sterling STP is a super modified Sterling fitted with all the necessaries for stock class play. It even has a feed that can be reversed to accept hoppers, which is handy when you want to play with a normal hopper. Also featured on it is a quick change 12 gram adapter, which can be placed on the bottom of the grip or vertically, or even swapped out with a regulator and bottomline tank setup. The STP retails for $319. You can sometimes find them for sale on eBay, or at Shop4Paintball. Manufacturer: Arrow Precision. Carter Buzzard The Carter Buzzard has been around for quite some time (well, so have all of these pump guns..), and has made quite an impression on pump paintball players. Its small design and quality milling make it both attractive and very light. It retails for $600, but can be found used on eBay for much less. Manufacturer: Carter Machine. These are just 3 stock class paintball guns that happen to be the most commonly used. 2 others you might want to look into would be the CCM T2 (which will soon have a stock feed accessory available), and the Palmer Super Stocker. Stock Class Paintball Guns For Sale on eBay For great deals on new and used stock class paintball guns, check eBay. You can find current listings below. US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Hong Kong Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Singapore Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first CCI Phantom Pump Paintball Gun 11 Stock Class Black    US $209.00 Arrow Sterling Stock Class Pump Paintball Marker NEW    US $315.00 Azodin Kaos Pump Marker Free UPS Shipping Stock Class    US $149.95 Stock Class Vertical Pump Action Paintball Marker    US $299.95 Phantom Stock Class Pump Paintball Gun    US $185.00    1  Read More →

The War Machine Assault 80 was a unique paintball marker - unique in that the barrel moved when it shot. Its History - Misunderstood Back in early 2000's when it was being sold, many paintballers were turned off by this "different" looking paintball marker.  However, those that could care less about looks and cared more about performance, took note of the War Machine Assault 80.  Many found that its spool valve operation, and 80psi operating pressure made it unbelievably efficient. Its a shame more players didn't get past its looks... Features of The War Machine Assault 80 Functions at only 80psi - unbelievable efficiency - 1500+shots with a 68cu 3000psi. Designed with easy maintenance in mind - Only One internal moving part that Will NEVER Wear Out. Push Button Electronic Velocity and Rate of Fire Adjustments - the first of it's kind. (No more Allen Keys needed) Dual Regulators CO2 or Nitrogen Adjustable Trigger Group Adjustable Feed Port For Left or Right Hand Warp Feed   Optional upgrades Included High performance solenoid Vertical reg supercharger Tactile anti-chop eye Voice recognition module Online programmable downloads Upgrade triggers (coming soon - floating trigger) High performance spool valve Recoilless breech (allows use of cocker barrels & increases rate of fire) Upgrade select fire EPROM The War Machine Assault 80 is just an example of how a great marker can slip through the ever growing "popularity" filter many paintballers have. In fact, I kept one around just to remind myself how looks and popularity do NOT always determine the quality of the product. Take Smart Parts for example... they are popular AND pieces of shit. In fact, they have been responsible for closing out many great names in paintball (Action Markers and AKA for example), all so they could continue pushing crap markers like the ION. See it Shoot This video happens to be of an Assault 80 with a Stationary Barrel Kit, eyes, faster board, and warp feed. The Assault 80 was truly a great paintball marker. It was affordable (priced at just $180), efficient, and despite its looks - felt great in the hands. Although misunderstood, the WM A-80 is a great reminder of how a majority of shallow preferences can drown out quality craftsmanship. If you would like to own a piece of history, you can find this marker up for sale on eBay. I am downsizing my collection and my WM A-80 just so happens to be one of the markers that must find a new home. If you missed out on owning one before, here's your chance. Read More →

Paintball is a fun, popular activity, and manufacturers have created a wide variety of options and styles at all different cost levels, even in the $1,000 range. But, do not be fooled into thinking you have to spend a small fortune to get into the game. There are many quality paintball guns priced under $150, so anyone can join in the excitement of paintball. BT-4 Combat Paintball Gun This gun touts a lightweight aluminum construction, which makes for a durable gun that is easy to carry. This is a semi-automatic gun that has Picatanny rails to attach accessories; it is accurate to around 150 feet, and it is able to shoot 13 balls per second. This gas and compressed air compatible gun only costs $109.   Piranha GTI Rampage Paintball Gun This is a tournament grade semi-automatic, 10 shot per second paintball gun that is priced around $120. And, since the GTI Rampage has a double trigger frame, a player is able to put two fingers at once on the trigger, allowing for a faster shot per second rate. This aluminum, corrosion resistant gun has an adjustable velocity screw and a rear cocking knob.   Kingman Spyder MR1 Tactical Paintball Gun At $139.95, this military-style semi-automatic gun comes in a matte finish of black or olive to reduce glare, making it great for play on wooded fields. This gun has a slide pull-out pin, 2 finger aluminum trigger frame, and it has a no slip rubber grip that provide the paintball player with a comfortable, steady hold during play.   Kingman Spyder RT Paintball Gun This $144 aluminum gun has a double finger trigger, runs on gas or compressed air, and has four adjustable firing rates: fully automatic, semi-automatic, 3 round burst, and 6 round burst. There is also a semi-automatic lock to meet most tournament standards. Another great feature: an anti-chop double ball feed system that will keep every shot consistent and smooth.     Kingman Spyder Xtra Paintball Gun This gun comes in a matte black or pewter finish and is completely aluminum; it runs on gas or compressed air, has a 2 finger trigger, and a 10 inch barrel, making it ideal for scenario players. Also, this $139.95 gun shoots an impressive 240 to 300 feet per second. And, when you need to perform maintenance, it has a Tool Free Striker Plug.     Tippmann Custom 98 ACT Platinum Series Paintball Gun This $149, semi-automatic Tippmann gun is made from aluminum die-cast and runs on gas or compressed air. With a 200 capacity hopper, 150 feet accuracy range, 19.6 inches total length, 8 balls per second firing range, quick release feeder elbow, and a removable front grip, the paintball player will find this gun to be highly versatile.       Tippmann US Army Basic Paintball Gun. There is nothing “basic” about this paintball gun. The $139.99, electric powered, die-cast aluminum gun features an 11 inch ported barrel for better accuracy and greater noise reduction and an eGrip frame. Whatever the player's firing needs are, this gun can meet it with 5 different options: turbo, automatic, semi-automatic, full safety auto, and a 3 shot burst.   Tippmann US Army Project Salvo Paintball Gun For only $149.99, this pain gun has an aluminum die-cast receiver, stainless steel gas line, and quite a lot of features. First, this semi-automatic touts a folding and collapsible stock, front shroud with Picatinny rails, 11 inch quick thread barrel, and a high performance in-bolt system. The most convenient feature: the magazine clip that also functions as a tool kit.   Worr Games MG-7 Paintball Gun This $139 paintball gun has features and great looks. It is a black, thermoplastic, lightweight gun with a gray flame design. This gun is not only about looks, but also about playability. The features a paintball player will appreciate the most: 12 inch barrel, adjustable regulator with gauge, low pressure operation, and the ability to shoot 20 paintballs per second.   Worr Games Synergy Equalizer Paintball Gun Players will be surprised what $144.95 can buy them. This gun comes with a LED light system that indicates the firing mode and battery status. It features an open bolt system, which is perfect for every skill level, and it can shoot up to 22 balls per second. Weighing only 2 pounds and 3 ounces, this gun can be easily carried around the field.     10 Paintball Guns, All Under $150 No matter what brand of paintball gun you decide to purchase, any of the above models will not disappoint. And, since all of these paintball guns are priced below $150.00, but still have impressive features, you will be getting a quality gun for a low budget price. So, get out on the battle field and have a blast. Want More? See These Paintball Guns That Are Under $100 To see more cheap paintball guns, take a look at this other page on paintball guns under $100. Read More →

Coming soon from Planet Eclipse, the Etek 3 LT and Etek 3 AM are set to be released later this month. From what I understand, the Etek 3 LT and AM have 3 new features. From what I also understand, there seems to be quite a bit of debate between Etek owners about the worthiness of upgrading to the Etek 3. I will say this, if you feel like you just bought an Etek 2 and still like it, then its perfectly fine if you decide to sit this update out. After-all, you don't need to upgrade every year to the "newest of newest" releases. In fact, your not alone if you feel Planet Eclipse is spitting out new releases faster than you need them: A Couple User Comments on The Etek 3 on PbNation HBDm8Balla said... i hope theirs no etek3 soon... etek 2s r great! to me they dont need an improvement! just my thoughts tho. Redneckballer said... I don't know why you all are so wanting an Etek 3 to come out so bad.... so we can all see the value of our Etek2's fall even more than it already has???????? I'm with ya if you hate updating all the time. Its completely obnoxious to see year old gear become "obsolete..." but before you go off hating the Etek 3 because it slashed your Etek 2's value in half, read a little more just so you know what your missing out on. For those of you that have never owned an Etek or Planet Eclipse marker before should PLEASE keep reading. You very well might decide to jump on the Eclipse bandwagon. Differences Between The Etek 2 and Etek 3 There are only a couple differences between the Etek 2 and Etek 3: Milling - a new milling job that makes it look sleeker in my opinion Faster Bolt Cycle - the solenoid is hose-less, and now pumps air directly into the body Smaller Ram Casing - this makes the back of the marker a little smaller TechPB and Eclipse Going Over the Differences Between the AM and LT Soooo, basically the only differences between the LT and AM is the "AM" is an all metal version that comes with an all metal frame, all metal feed neck, and all metal eye covers.  The LT has composite eye covers, feed neck, and frame. My 2 Cents I think its great they are offering 2 versions of the Etek 3. Why? Because having a cheaper version allows players on a budget to get into the Etek line for less than usual - they get all the benefits of an Etek for less. I also like that Planet Eclipse didn't compromise what was on the inside when designing a cheaper variant (the Etek 3 AM). In an effort to make the Etek 3 more affordable they cut cost in the "shell" of the marker - a part that has the least effect on performance, if any at all. This is just another reminder that Planet Eclipse is serious about performance and yet recognizes a need for affordable, high performance markers. Its rare to see that kind of devotion. I Want an Etek 3, But Which Should I Get? AM or LT? What Planet Eclipse would like paintballers to do is buy the LT for $475 if they are on a budget, and then upgrade their LT with an all metal body kit later on when they have the money. This way you can feel the performance of an Etek 3 for much cheaper and upgrade when you feel the need to. For those that have never owned a Planet Eclipse marker, or let alone an Etek, then NOW is the time to get one. The Etek 3 AM is affordable ($475), and offers the chance for any outsider to experience an Etek for cheaper than usual. Pre-Order the Etek 3 Now on eBay US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Hong Kong Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Singapore Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first Planet Eclipse Etek 3 AM Paintball Gun White Black    US $600.00 Planet eclipse Etek 3 Urban Camo    US $400.00 Eclipse Ego O ring kit orings 10x Etek 3 Marker    US $14.95 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT Paintball Gun Black    US $495.00 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT Paintball Gun White Black    US $495.00 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 AM Paintball Gun Urban Dig E Cam    US $600.00 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT Urban Dig E Cam IN STOCK    US $494.99 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT Forest Dig E Cam IN STOCK    US $494.99 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT Paintball Gun Urban Dig E Cam    US $495.00 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT White Black Free S H    US $494.99 Planet Eclipse 2010 Etek 3 Etek3 LT URBAN FREE DVD    US $495.00 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 AM Urban Dig E Cam IN STOCK    US $599.95 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 AM Forest Digi Cam    US $600.00 PLANET ECLIPSE ETEK 3 ETEK3 LT PAINTBALL GUN GRAY BLACK    US $495.00 Planet Eclipse Etek 3 LT Black IN STOCK    US $494.99 View Page:   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  Read More →

The Goblin Solo Micro Launcher is a pint sized paintball pistol that packs enough power to deliver a single serving of .68 caliber paintball goodness. Is it powered by a 12 gram? NOPE. This sucker is powered by single shot shells like the one in the pic on the left. Each shell is refillable using a fill adapter that attaches to any regular 9oz, 12oz, 16oz, or whatever size co2 tank (or HPA tank) you use to power your paintball marker. See How it Works See the 'Lil Bastard Shoot Besides being used as a backup or to screw around with in the backyard or paintball field, this paintball pistol quite possibly has some other applications in it as well.   What Could It Be Used For? By Refs to shoot belligerent players As a Backup for your other backup 10 step Draws in the backyard By Grandma to shoot... well, whatever she wants   Small enough to pack in grandma's purse the Goblin Solo has the potential to be a handy tool for fighting off devilish attackers. Just get her a couple pepper balls for Christmas and she'll be peppering fools in no time. You can find the entire kit, fill adapter and all, for exactly $89.95 at the companies website - Goblin Paintball. Other Paintball Pistols For Sale - Going Right Now on eBay US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Hong Kong Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Singapore Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first Tiberius Arms T81 First Strike Paintball Pistol Silver    US $199.95 Tippmann TPX pistol Paintball Marker New    US $219.99 RAM Walther P99 43 Cal Paintball Pistol w blowback    US $179.99 RAP17 EX Paintball Pistol updated version of RAP 17    US $279.99 T68 GEN3 PAINTBALL PISTOL MARKER 2x magazine RAP4    US $143.75 Tippmann TPX Pistol Paintball Package Newest Product    US $287.00 TIBERIUS 8 PAINTBALL PISTOL PLUS MAGAZINE NEW    US $229.95 RAMX50 Paintball Pistol EX RAP226 by RAP4    US $239.00 Tiberius Arms Paintball Marker Pistol 81 Free Shipping    US $249.95 RAMX50 Paintball Pistol Internal RAP226 By RAP4    US $315.00 PAINTBALL BRAND NEW BT SA 17 PISTOL BLACK    US $129.95 KINGMAN TRAINING CHASER PAINTBALL PISTOL    US $129.95 New Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol Marker Gun Black    US $219.00 PVC Spud Paintball Air Pistol Plans    US $2.00 PAINTBALL NEW TIBERIUS ARMS T81 PISTOL BLACK SILVER    US $199.95 View Page:   1  2  3  4  5  6  Read More →

Its no myth that RAP4 makes incredibly realistic paintball markers - so realistic that not only are the eyes of milsim paintball maniacs on them, but also the military and law enforcement. Each year there is an award given out to those that introduce an innovative technology that has practical use for Law Enforcement. This year, the RAP4's very own T68 SplitFire was the recipient of the 2009 Innovations Award. See what Makes the T68 SplitFire So Innovative As you can see, the T68 SplitFire has what RAP4 calls a Dual Feed System. You can simultaneously switch between using the ammo clip or hopper. When I first saw it I was thinking, "How sweet! You can use First Strike rounds and normal paintballs..." but no, not the case. First off, first strike rounds are made for the Tiberius line of markers, not RAP4, which blows. Secondly, the clip uses normal .68 caliber paintballs, as does the hopper. Is The SplitFire Practical For a Normal Paintballer? If you think about it, having a spare 18 round clip to use on top of a hopper isn't really that handy (if your a normal paintballer). What difference does 18 rounds make? I've seen some paintballers say that the clip could be used for better quality paintballs... but whats the point? If your using crappy paint in your hopper and one of those break then guess what, the 18 rounds of "quality paint" in the clip are pretty useless. Its like having a better sidearm then your primary - it just doesn't make sense. I Don't Care What You Say, I'm a Normal Paintballer And I Think The SplitFire is SICK... I guess if you get your rocks off loading a clip, by all means go for the SplitFire. i will say, the marker does have some practical features - it is easily disassembled and built out of quality materials, ANNNNDDD it comes with a 5 year warranty. <--- I like that. Why Law Enforcement Officials Love the SplitFire The T68 SplitFire definitely has more practical use for the military and law enforcement. The Dual Feed System makes it easy for law enforcement and military trainees to use two different types of .68 caliber projectiles for different roles in a real life simulation. For instance, what this means is they can switch to ceramic rounds in the clip if they need to breach a window, and back to pepper rounds in the hopper to mess the people on the other side up. Or, better yet, when pepper rounds aren't doing the trick you could switch to the clip source and send a couple rubber rounds their way... Other Possible Military/Law Enforcement Applications Police and Military Training - With high velocity options, the SplitFire will ensure that all personnel will remember when they screw up.  Simply put, they will leave training with "Welts to remember." Riot Control - With many clip/hopper combinations, you can cater your ammo to a specific situation.  You can carry less lethal rubber paintballs to deliver a sting no person can deny, and capsaicin rounds to disperse a rioting crowd. Not shooting Reed. A Word of Caution I like to always enforce though, that less lethal rounds in a paintball marker are simply "less lethal" than other options.  A paintball marker in the wrong hands can already be lethal.  So... what the heck is a paintball marker loaded with rubber, ceramic, or even pepper balls shooting at over 350 FPS? When you add these elements to a paintball marker, you put it on a whole different level.  While the SplitFire (when used with less lethal rounds) is not as lethal as the FN303, it still should be used with extreme-don't-shoot-anyone-in-"iffy"-parts caution. In my opinion, "less lethal" could be a paintball marker shooting rubber rounds at 350-400 FPS, anything over 450 FPS is just fack-ing-re-dic-u-lous.  Its something else. If your a law enforcement official, please, turn down your velocity before you shoot me with one of these I'm a Paintballer, Should I Get The T68 SpitFire? The T68 SplitFire is without doubt a handy tool for the military and law enforcement, yes, but not all that handy for normal paintball use.  I can see how it is highly recommended to enforcement officials, but if you are a paintballer looking for an innovative yet practical marker, your better off spending $399 on an X7 Phenom(or getting a different marker from RAP4) than $475 for the SplitFire. Still Set On RAP4? Here Are Some Other RAP4 Markers For Sale on eBay If you are set on getting a marker from RAP4, why not get one for cheaper on eBay.  Used or new, it doesn't matter, you can often find better deals than you would if you bought direct.  The AK47 and Special Edition Alpha are both markers worth looking into.  They look. Beyond. Real. US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Hong Kong Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Singapore Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first No items matching your keywords were found.  Read More →

Beating the previous Most Expensive Paintball Gun by just one dollar, the Bling Ego 09 is now the most expensive paintball gun, in the world. Lined with hand placed swarovski cyrstals, the "Bling 09" is an Ego 09 fit for a king. The price?  $5,001. What will the guys at Eclipse do next year?  Bling 10?  Read More →

Rocking the patented Flex Valve, the latest design of the X7 can now operate in electronic or mechanical mode with a flick of a switch. This feature is reminiscent of the days of Airguns Designs, a feature found on the E-Mag. It was definitely one of the aspects that set apart the E-Mag when it first came out in 2000. It drew in players that wanted a dependable marker. You essentially have two guns in one, so if the electronics fail or battery dies you can switch to mechanical. Every woods and scenario player can understand the importance of this feature. After all, you never know how long a game is going to last, and no one wants to call themselves out because of a dead battery. See it in Action The X7 Phenom is very compact, easy to operate, maintain, and extremely versatile. With all of the upgrade options out there for Tippmann paintball guns, outgrowing the Phenom as a player is virtually impossible. Simply put, you will only outgrow this marker if you lose interest in woodsball. The Phenom retails for $399, a hundred or so more than the original X7. What you get with the Phenom however is the new Flex Valve, which gives you the benefits of an electro and mechanical paintball gun all in one, and not to mention, the durability of a Tippmann. For Sale on eBay US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Hong Kong Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Singapore Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first Tippmann X7 Phenom    US $384.72 Tippmann Air Thru Commando Stock for X7 Phenom    US $75.00 NEW Tippmann X 7 X7 Phenom Flatline Barrel Paintball    US $79.00 FURY COLLAPSABLE STOCK FOR TIPPMANN X7 PHENOM    US $34.95 Tippmann X7 X 7 PHENOM Paintball Gun Sniper Remote Set    US $454.00 SIR BARREL SHROUD FOR TIPPMANN X7 PHENOM    US $49.95 Tippmann X7 Phenom Electro Pneumatic Paintball Marker    US $399.00 Tippmann A 5 A5 22 Inch Sniper FLUTED Barrel X7 Phenom    US $24.95 Tactical RIS Folding Front Grip Tippmann X7 PHENOM    US $9.99 Tippmann X7 X 7 Phenom Paintball Marker    US $385.68 Tippmann X7 Phenom Military Pack X 7 Paintball X 7    US $516.00 Tippmann X7 EGRIP PHENOM N2 Paintball Lightweight Pack    US $499.00 Tippmann X7 Phenom Universal master parts kit new    US $14.95 Tippmann X7 Phenom Package Paintball Marker Goggle HPA    US $501.39 Tippmann X7 EGRIP PHENOM N2 HPA Paintball SNIPER PACK    US $444.99 View Page:   1  2  3  4  5  6  Read More →

New for 2010, the Dye NT paintball marker is a combination of an artist and paintballer's dream come true. The marker's stylish design and high-performance features are nothing short of a competitive paintballers wishes come true - it is literally as if Dye took a bunch of tourny ballers dream "check lists" and threw them on the NT. See the Specs Similar to Dye's other paintball guns, the NT utilizes spool valve technology - a feature alone that has made the DM series and Proto SLG popular due to the efficient nature of the design. Among many new features you can find on the NT is the Boost Bolt, which takes air efficiency to another level. See it Shoot If you are looking for a marker that is efficient, easy to break down, and has many (if not all) features professional paintballers seek, then consider the Dye NT as your main marker for 2010. What Dye Has to Say About the NT Introducing the 2010 DYE NT, a revolutionary technology break through in air usage efficiency, accuracy performance and stylish design. The NT is not only the most air efficient and accurate paintball gun Dye has ever produced, it is also the lightest and most compact in its category. Continuing with Dye’s famous patented spool valve design, the new NT Boost Bolt design is the ultimate refinement of next generation spool valve technology. After several years in development, the NT sets a new performance standard for all high-end paintball markers to aspire. Simply put, the best just got better. The Boost Bolt system is supported by a redesigned circuit board with faster processing providing more accurate ROF control. Comfort and stability is assured with the second generation Patented Ultralight grip frame design, providing improved trigger adjustment, new retained push button system, and a redesigned battery mounting system. This grip frame combination is easily accessed through a new first for the industry, full wrap-around, tool-less sticky grip design. Mounted to the bottom of the UL frame is the new UL airport that operates with a simple easy turn, low profile knob that allows forward placement for maximum comfort. For Sale on eBay - MSRP: $1699.95 US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Hong Kong Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Singapore Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first NEW Dye Paintball Multi Tool Set Kit Allen NT DM9 DM10    US $24.95 PAINTBALL NEW DYE REGULATOR TESTER HYPER 3 NT DM PMR    US $24.95 Dye 2010 NT Paintball Marker Gun New Black Gold    US $1,699.95 Dye 2010 NT Paintball Marker Gun New Zombie    US $1,699.95 DYE NT Paintball Marker Gun BULLETS New In Stock 2010    US $1,699.95 PAINTBALL BRAND NEW 2010 DYE NT NAVY GRAPHITE    US $1,549.95 New 2010 Dye NT Paintball Marker Yellow Wave    US $1,699.95 New 2010 Dye NT Paintball Marker Bullets    US $1,699.95 New 2010 Dye NT Paintball Marker Navy Graphite    US $1,549.95 New 2010 Dye NT Paintball Marker Sky Blue Black    US $1,549.95 New 2010 Dye NT Paintball Marker Brown Champagn    US $1,549.95 New 2010 Dye NT Paintball Marker Black Polished    US $1,549.95 Dye 2010 NT Paintball Marker Gun New DM 9 10 DM10    US $1,549.95 Virtue Dye Matrix NT Upgrade Board NEW DyeNT Dye NT    US $134.99 Dye NT Paintball Marker Black New    US $1,549.99 View Page:   1  2   Features and Specifications of the Dye NT  Read More →

In 2007 it was estimated by the “Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association” that over 5 million people, of which almost 2 million played Paintball at least 15 times in just that year alone. So if you want to start playing paintball and are on a budget, it only makes sense to purchase a durable and affordable paintball gun like the ones discussed in this article. The price range for paintball guns greatly varies but there is no need to spend too much in order to purchase a good marker. There are also a variety of different manufacturers for the guns as well as type of guns. Some guns are mechanical, some are blow-back and others are semi-automatic. Here is a list of awesome paintball guns under $100 that we recommend: BT-4 – This Delta Elite made durable gun is very similar to the Tippman 98. It is a good quality marker priced under $100 and is great for the beginner who may want to upgrade later. WGP Auto-cocker Trilogy – This auto-cocker paintball gun is a top of the line pistol, and although it is no longer being manufactured, there are quite a few still available for sale just below $100. The WGP has a lightweight body and a vertical air receiver. US Army Alpha Black - Tippmann manufactures the simple yet resilient US Army Alpha Black; a paintball gun which is sturdy, durable and very reliable, priced just under $100. Spyder Xtra – The Spyder Xtra is made by Kingman and is an entry level paintball gun that has an expansion chamber, as well as a drop forward easy-out bolt. This gun costs about $80. Stryker STR-1 - This stylish gun with the Stryker name for about $80, is comfortable; a decent performer and easy to hold. Included is a kit with a onetime use CO2 tank and a hopper. Spyder Sonix – Similar to the Spyder Xtra from Kingman, this high performance Sonix is made with a metal fore-grip and has an easy-out bolt. Maintenance on this paintball, which costs less than $70, is pretty simple. Piranha GTI – This easy-to-maintain entry-level paintball is made with precision in mind and comes with a flush-cocking bolt and gas-through fore-grip. The GTI is about $70. Spyder Victor – The base model from Kingman is the Spyder Victor, even though such features as an easy-out bolt and a bottom line are built into it. Easy to use and maintain, the Victor costs less than $60. Tactical T-Storm – This is a Brass Eagle brand semi-automatic paintball marker used in the woods. It has a tactical fore-grip and soft touch comfort grip panels, as well as s removable barrel made from aluminum. To use for increased firing, it has a double finger trigger and costs around $65. JT Tac 5 Ultimate Stealth Sniper– With the JT Tac 5 paintball gun has a sniper barrel and extended shroud. It is an entry level sniper that costs $59 and comes with a frame that has a double trigger and a flash suppressor barrel tip. Whether you are an avid paintball player or just a beginner, you can purchase any one of these paintball markers which are priced under $100. Read More →