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Look at the back of the breech. If there isn't a hammer, it's hammerless. Hammers are those things that stick up at the back of the barrel. On a single action gun you have to cock them (pull them back) before you pull the trigger. Pulling the trigger cocks and releases the hammers on a double action. All the firing mechanism is inside a hammerless gun.

dye dm 11, i have the dye and it is a phenomenal gun, the g6r is okay but definitely not even close to as good as the feel, the look, or the shooting of the dye. You may ask how does he know what the g6r is like is because my best friend has one.

Freezing paintballs make them brittle. And will likely break wen fired, spraying paint all down the barrel of the gun :(

approx 500 to 600 shots depending on your marker and/or set up

standard .68 caliber.

As more companies started making Paintball markers, there started to be MANY companies that made aftermarket barrels, however it was cheaper for them if there was a universal fitting for the barrels instead of dozens. Many of the companies decided that WGP's Autococker was a popular marker with a strong but easy to make barrel thread, and adopted it as the thread most barrels would be made in.

To this day, even with WGP's decline, it is still the standard thread for most markers.

No, Compressed air lasts much less than a comparably sized C02 tank. This is because CO2 is stored in liquid form, which is much more dense and takes up less space.

Paintballs are all about the ball to barrel relationship. Stereotypically, DXS bronze, silver, and gold are considered the best type of paint. Many will say that RPS Marbalizer is the best, but their bags are poor, and the paint is tiny and hard.

For a Few Paintballs More was created on 2011-05-12.

if you are talking about the threads they are 1/2" NPT

This will largely depend on where they are going. Some places yes, others no.

Yes, don't be stupid.

No. The invert mini is a faster, lighter, more durable and all around better built marker. There are no spyders that match the consistency of a fully electro pneumatic spool valve marker. The electronics and ergonomics of the mini are very good for the use of its double trigger, not just for looks. The mini also uses no macro line and has a regulator, which helps consistency and accuracy greatly.

I bought one of these guns and researched the value myself. From what I learned they are of similar value to the standard PT99, and not particularly rare.

The A5 Is the best out of these mentioned, even wi price considered. It is the same price as a alpha black (bravo one in canada) and a cyclone feed, but is easier to take apart, has more upgrades available, has a tombstone adapter instead of the plug or screw in vertical adapter.

The X7 (non Phenom) is just the A5 with more plastic parts for more money. The Tippmann X7 Phenom is a superior marker to all other Tippman's because of its Spool valve and ability to work semi automatically without a battery and fully automatic with a battery.

There is not a title of paintball marshall.

Yes, they have the same threads.

You pull the pin and a leverdreops causing friction witch makes a rod become hotter and due to the gunpowder surronding it it blows up! (you only have 3 seconds to get away)

No.

paintball markers (guns) can be purchase at a paintball pro-shop, Wal-Mart/other sports stores or on the internet. Google can be used to find good online stores.

Ebay.com, Amazon.com, and www.pntball.com are great low cost sites to buy from.