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Old Classic Pump Action Markers

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broken92

Guest
The Black Widow came out in about 1990 and replaced the Razorback.

The markers were brough in and sold by a company based in Hastings, the same company sponsored the Predetors during thier first Mayhem Masters win.

I bought a Razorback in 1989 and then up-graded to a Black Widow when it came out.

It had three interchangable barrels at differing lengths and you adjusted the velocity via a nut on the bolt.

All our team shot them with 6 packs and with the muzzle breaks drilled in on the barrels.

They worked with just a single shot or slam fire.
 
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ollytheosteo

Guest
That's a fantastic collection and if you decide to sell any of the guns do please drop me an email at olly.bell@btinternet.com or indeed get in touch if you need any more info as I have old mags with original reviews of most of the items you've listed:)

The Line Si Bushmaster was the first Nelson design pump to use a bore drop design and ruled the world of paintball for a period in the late 80's and even into the early 90's they were still seen in the hands of pros. The TASO (The Adventure Sports Outfitters) guns were knock-offs of other designs but good enough to stand in their own right and I see you have one of their rare foregrip pumps in the spares box. The Lapco guns are excellent performers and still worth good money in the States and the other Nelson style guns are fairly common but in good order so could be sold to UK pumpers. The Kodiak might pick up a few extra dollars as they were a rarer design, and the Sheridans again might be worth a buck or two as nice examples are getting harder to find.
The big money item is definitely the 6-Pak though, certainly worth a goodly sum in such amazing condition but again the US is where the big money lies.

http://www.airgundesignsusa.com/museum/Sixpack.htm
 

robbo777

Predatorsport Paintball
Thanks oli this is the kind of info that I am searching for its great to see where we came from in terms of paintball and that certain paintball items are actually now classed as museum pieces..
That's incredible the fact that Only 2000 were ever made and I have one in its original packaging.
 
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broken92

Guest
There was a replica of the 6 pack made by another company, Mayhem used to sell them, they were cheaper than the Airgun Designs version and due to the price difference took over the market.