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It is used to improve accuracy of your marker by tightening the barrel and letting less air get around the ball and more pressure actually pushing it.

A cyclone will not work on a Sonix, it is a specific Tippman Hopper

There is none, only use pellets designed specifically for paintball.

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The Apex barrel is BT's upgrade to the Tippman Flatline barrel. It allows the shooter to "curve" the ball around or "dive bomb" over the top of bunkers by putting a spin on the ball. It also will allow the shooter to get extra distance out of a shot by putting a back spin on the ball.

How the it works is the tip of the barrel has a ridge that gives the ball a spin like a curve ball or a spin on a ping pong ball. You can get the same effect by turning a Flatline on the side.

This is an opinion question. Each has their own following and each is equally satisfying to the individual user. So there is no "Better" category, Just followers of the individual sports.

All paintball guns have the same "power" since they are regulated at fields. As for "looks" there are milsim markers like the x7 or speedball markers like G4.

The most customizable gun is the Tippmann X7. It has hundreds of different barrels, stocks, hoppers, and pretty much any other thing you can think of. It also is cabable of shooting 20 paintballs a second, so if you want it, you better get ready to buy a lot of paint balls. This guns sells for about 350$. If you are willing to pay that much it is worth it.

There are two ways to test if your Co2 tank is a siphon type tank.

(1) Look on the side of the brass valve for either an "S" for siphon or "DT" for dip tube that would be used to draw the liquid from the botom of the tank. Either of these would indicate a shipon type valve.

(2) If you do not find the "S" or "DT" on the valve there is a good chance that it is not a shipon tank. You can do a second test to verify this. With the tank upright and securely supported, open the valve and watch the discahrge. If it looks like snow and falls to the floor you have a siphon tank. If you get just gas and no snow, it is not a siphon tanks.

Caution Co2 is very cool and and burn skin. Be sure to protect yourself when performing this test.

The serial number is on the frame.

It is a mode on some paintball guns, where you must manually pull it it reaches 7.5 bps, and from there the ramp will start. It is capped at 15 bps.

It depends on your meaning of "have". To purchase a paintball gun the legal age is 17. Though if you have an adult present, you may purchase one at any age. So in theory, a 2 year old could have a gun.

You can't significantly.

any carry case will fit. Or do you mean Carry handle? Opsgear, and many other scenario sites have them.

Honestly if your parents don't like paintball it is hard to convince to get a unless you take them paintballing and they like it, but if they really don't like it, you're screwed! Try to show your parents you deserve one by being responsible and helping out around the house. No I am not a parent trying to help other parents, I am a kid and this totally worked for me.

Voltage is the only metric that determines weather or not it will power your marker.

3 and a half pounds.

Dynasty has good deals, but also its not the greatest gun.

If your looking for a starter gun Tippmmans or Spyders are recommended Angles are definitely not recommended.

But Dynasty can have its ups and downs such as it has some nice designs like every other company, but it can be a nice gun.

there is no comparison between Spyders or Tippmans to Dynasty, but it can be with in $90-$120 or more so becareful.

Refurbished guns I don't trust because who knows what happended to it so becareful, but have fun with choosing!

For short barrel, Tippmann makes a 3 inch "smg" barrel. (this will decrease range and accuracy)

For an accurate barrel, a Custom products two piece 12-14 inch are cheap and consistent barrels. (this depends on paint quality)

For a light barrel, The Azodin or stiffi Carbon fiber, or Carbon wrapped barrels weigh much less than pure aluminum. (my AZ 16 weighs the same as 14 us quarters)

For longer range, An Apex barrel is the most adjustable and usable. Like a flatline barrel, in creates backspin, causing the ball to go farther. It has 8 settings of spin as well as being able to rotate 360 degrees, for long shots, hook shots and drop shots. (The more you increase spin, the less accurate and fast the paintball becomes.)

If you want a Milsim look, a CP tactical, or any rap4 shrouded barrel will look great.

The Python system does not have a tip, the System is the sleeves. The "tip" is whatever barrel you put into the sleeve backs.

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It depends on the bolt and valve. Spool valve is quiet but less air efficient. Poppet valves with a ram are much louder but more air efficient.

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First off, I would not suggest the installation of any red dot or optic sights on any paintball marker unless mil-sim appearances are very important to you. Paintball markers are simply not accurate enough to justify sights, which only add weight to an already heavy marker.

With that said, full auto can be obtained 2 ways. The first is the buy the E-Grip which is a simple grip replacement upgrade with multiple fire modes including full auto. Be aware that battery changing is a pain on this module. You can buy if for around $99 or less.

The other way is to spend about $60 and get the Response Trigger, which speeds up your semi auto and has a "sweet spot" where the trigger will bounce and create auto fire. While not a true auto fire mode, this trigger allows you to play on fields that ban full auto mode guns.

Most Paintball centers have a marker technician or airsmith who can repair your marker. If there are no technicians, try to find a player who has fixed markers before. If you cannot find one, you can usually send it back to the manufacturer for repair.