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Again, both the '98 and the spyders are very well manufactured, sturdy and reliable starter paintguns. My first was a spyder and it was very good. Elrikos has a good point about going with the trend and then the chances are someone will be able to help you should something go wrong. But both are very popular anyway.
http://www.actionvillage.com has the new Kingman Aggressor on it for a reasonable price (same manufacturer as the spyder line)as well as the '98 for a good price. Both under $150
http://www.paintball-online.com/shop/product_information.asp?number=I-VUPTSA&variation=&back=yes has a good starter package, but I don't know much about the gun - search for reviews.
Remember - you can get electro's for under $200 now!! But you don't have to worry about the electronics with the a spyder or tippman. Happy hunting!
Also - What Paintball Gear is well worth picking up too to browse!
I also not ure in Maine too!! A bit of a trek for paintball practice in Kent, UK LOLOriginally posted by sandeye
Thanks guys....great info
Sandeye
Again, both the '98 and the spyders are very well manufactured, sturdy and reliable starter paintguns. My first was a spyder and it was very good. Elrikos has a good point about going with the trend and then the chances are someone will be able to help you should something go wrong. But both are very popular anyway.
http://www.actionvillage.com has the new Kingman Aggressor on it for a reasonable price (same manufacturer as the spyder line)as well as the '98 for a good price. Both under $150
http://www.paintball-online.com/shop/product_information.asp?number=I-VUPTSA&variation=&back=yes has a good starter package, but I don't know much about the gun - search for reviews.
Remember - you can get electro's for under $200 now!! But you don't have to worry about the electronics with the a spyder or tippman. Happy hunting!
Also - What Paintball Gear is well worth picking up too to browse!