I'm sorry guys, but when I see anybody complaining about any marker having too much kick, I've just got to laugh. Have you ever consider using those things called muscles? I'm sure if I can accurately fire a .303 rifle - and I'm a skinny, flabby guy! - then I'm sure that even the weediest of us can control the *snicker* 'recoil' of a paintball marker!
I can see the height of a marker maybe being an issue, but since we're generally talking about a centimeter or two difference between designs, it's not that hard to adjust your stance to compensate. But worrying about whether your marker is fatter than some other design? Come on, be real! Your bottle and your hopper are at least twice as wide as your marker, so why the hell are you worrying?
OK, this is a somewhat snarky post, and I apologise for any offence, but lets try not to repeat any more paintball myths, akin to closed bolt accuracy, longer barrels giving better range, etc, etc, etc, ad nauseum.