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Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum Series Paintball Guns
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Tippmann A-5 Paintball Guns
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Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum Paintball Guns are the newest version of the Model 98 Custom. With redesigned receiver and top sight rail, the best keeps getting better.
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Tippmann A5 Paintball Gun
The internals of the A5 are based on the famous Model 98, so reliability is tried and true. Tippmann added on the new Cylone feed system and made it easier to work on which makes it a Tippmann tunners dream.
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Tippmann Crossover Paintball Guns
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Tippmann X7 Phenom Paintball Guns
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Tippmann X7 Phenom
is in a class of it's own. Tournament performance, tactical looks, and the durability you can count on.
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Tippmann TiPX (formerly Tippmann TPX) Pistol Paintball Guns
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Tippmann Gryphon Paintball Guns
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Tippmann TPX Paintball PistolThe Tippmann TPX pistol is cool. REALLY cool. Using a blow forward design allowed Tippmann to make a more compact pistol which makes it an ideal sidearm to have. Inexpensive clips allow you to take more on the field!
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Tippmann Gryphon Paintball Gun
Tippmanns tournament style, vertical feed paintball gun.
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Tippmann SL68II Paintball Guns
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US Army Alpha Black Paintball Guns
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SL-68II Pump Paintball Gun
Tippmann brought back the SL-68II pump back in 2009. This was the staple for many fields around the world for rentals back in the day. These pump guns are virtually indestructible.
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US Army Alpha Black Paintball Gun brings tactical realism at an amazing price. Want your paintball gun to be reliable and look like an M16?
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US Army Carver One Paintball Guns
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US Army Project Salvo Paintball Guns
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US Army Carver One Paintball Gun
The US Army introduces the all new Carver One series. Sleek, simple, yet tactically cool without being overdone.
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US Army Project Salvo Paintball Gun
includes a collapsable stock and large tactical rails. Quickly becoming the best selling Tippmann Paintball marker.
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Glossary of Tippmann Paintball Gun Terms
Tippmann Firing Modes
- SingleShot: Each pull of the trigger will fire one shot but you must manually pump the gun between every trigger pull to re-cock the gun.
- Semi-Automatic: Each pull and release of the trigger will fire one shot.
- 3 Shot Ramping: After 3 consecutive semi-auto trigger pulls, each trigger pull will then fire 3 shots each as long as the trigger continues to be pulled at least 5 times per second (2005 PSP Rules).
- Auto Response: Fires one shot on the pull AND the release of the trigger. If the trigger is HELD for more than 1/4 of a second then no shot will be fired on the release.
- Turbo: Fires one shot for each pull of the trigger until the time between trigger puls is less than 1/4 of a second at which point it will fire on each trigger pull AND trigger release.
- 3 Shot Full Auto: After 3 consecutive trigger pulls the trigger can be held for full auto firing. (2005 NXL Rules)
Feed Systems
- Direct: Balls feed directly into the breech, with no assistance
- Cyclone: Balls are "forced" into the breech by the paddles inside the cyclone feed. This system uses extra air from the shot cycle to turn the paddles.
- Cyclone Capable: Is able to accept the cyclone feed system as an upgrade.
- Magazine: Balls are pushed into the breech by spring tension.
Trigger Types
- Mechanical Trigger: A system of springs and levers (sear) with a weighted trigger pull.
- Air Assisted Mechanical Trigger: A system of springs and levers with a weighted trigger pull and includes an air powered piston that helps to reset the trigger to its start point faster.
- Electronic Micro switch: The trigger pushes a micro switch. The micro switch activates an electronic circuit board, which then cycles the sear action.
- Magnetically Activated Trigger: A magnet in the trigger passes by a sensor. The sensor activates an electronic circuit board, which then cycles the sear action.
- Hybrid (Mechanical or Magnetically Activated) Trigger: This trigger activation is set by the safety/mode selector switch. In semi-auto mode, the trigger acts as a Mechanical Trigger. In other firing modes, the trigger acts as a Magnetically Activated Trigger.
Valve Activation Mechanisms
- Mechanical Sear: The sear is mechanically moved and releases the spring loaded rear bolt. The rear bolt moves forward and opens the valve.
- Solenoid Controlled Sear: An electronic board energizes a solenoid, which moves and is linked to the sear. The sear releases the spring loaded rear bolt. The rear bolt moves forward and opens the valve..
- Actuator Pin: A pin or piston is used to open or close air flow to the valve and bolt.
Body Styles
- Mil-Sim: Body incorporates weaver rails to mount accessories. Can sometimes include, or have the option to add, shoulder stocks and barrel shrouds.
- Sport: Smaller and lighter weight
- Pump: Has a pump handle and requires a pump action between shots
- Pistol: Compact internals and barrel. Body holds paint and gas supply.
Rail Types
- Dovetail: Original style rails. 3/8 inch wide. Mounts have slide adjustability and have no place locking feature.
- Picatiny: New style rails. Current military specs. 7/8 inch wide. Grooved so mounts lock into place and won't slide.
Engine Styles
- Blow Forward: Air pressure is used to move the bolt forward. Spring pressure is used to move the bolt back.
- Dump Valve: During the firing cycle, once the bolt has moved forward past a certain point, the stored firing pressure is released, or dumped, and the ball is pushed down the barrel.
- Inline Blow Back: The bolt, valve and hammer are in a horizontal design. Air pressure from the valve opening is used to return the hammer to the cocked position.
- Poppet Valve: A spring holds a seal and seat closed. A hammer is used to open.the seal.
- Self Contained Poppet Valve: A spring, seal, seat, and other orings are all contained in an internal body.
Grip Types
- Basic: Mechanically trigger, semi-auto only.
- Response Trigger: Air assisted mechanical trigger, fires in a burst style.
- E-Grip: Electronic micro switch trigger, has programmable firing modes.
- H.E. E-Grip: Hall Effect Magnetically activated trigger, has programmable firing modes.
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