If I want to start playing serious paintball, what gun should I get? I also want to get a N2 tank and a electic hopper. As a total, I would like to spend $900 dollors..What gun, tank, and hopper should i get? I like the WDP black magic, any good?
Black Magic
- Thread starter BunkerWOLF
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This is what I would do, with 900, I would buy a nice $400 stock cocker and put in 120 for an eclipse hinge, 40 for a hollowpoint 3 way, 60 for a 12V Revy, and use the last 280 you have for a nice Airsystem. PMI, Air America, etc all very good. That would get you started nicely and give you a nice platform to upgrade even more on. I still love my first, formerly, stock cocker and It will be undeniably your gun which, trust me, you will cherish. Hope this helps. Also, the black Magic alone costs about 800 so that leaves you with almost no money for a nice air system and a hopper. Keep that in mind.
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Since you seem fairly new to the sport, you could save yourself the trouble of having to spend hundreds of dollars upgrading a stock marker in order to make it good, and get a nice mid to high end electro. If you look on the used market you can find Angel LCD's with air systems for around $750, throw on a hopper and you're golden. Or you could buy an Impulse for around $450 new. Stock they're fast enough to get you around, and they're upgradeable to the hilt. Throw on a $200 68ci 4500psi air tank, and a $50-60 12 volt revvy and you're ready to play. Then you can save the rest of you're $900 for paint and field fees so you can hone your skills.
Since you seem fairly new to the sport, you could save yourself the trouble of having to spend hundreds of dollars upgrading a stock marker in order to make it good, and get a nice mid to high end electro. If you look on the used market you can find Angel LCD's with air systems for around $750, throw on a hopper and you're golden. Or you could buy an Impulse for around $450 new. Stock they're fast enough to get you around, and they're upgradeable to the hilt. Throw on a $200 68ci 4500psi air tank, and a $50-60 12 volt revvy and you're ready to play. Then you can save the rest of you're $900 for paint and field fees so you can hone your skills.