Heaviest gun?

[WenULiVeUdiE]

With all this talk of super light super fast markers, I wanted to know what was the heaviest. So,whats the heaviest paintball gun ever made, and what did it weigh?

[vonort]

Not sure I know if they are the heaviest ever but here are a couple canidates.

KP line of rifles from PMI
PMI-III (VM68)

I would have to put these in the definite heavy weight category.

[Bulldog]

Vm-68 is up there.

[punkncat]

Some of the older autocockers fall into this category for sure....
but the heaviest marker I have ever held was an Armson scenario marker ...don't know what it was , but it looked just like an M-16.

[ZapTheMad]

I had an old PG-1 Tornado. It's kind of like a VM-68/Spyder clone. I'm sure it wieghs more than a VM. The trigger frame and feed neck are made out of cast iron! Talk about a TANK!

[spectre184]

I agree about VM-68 (PMI-III).

The marker, bottom line with 20oz CO2, SP barrel, and hopper full and you have a marker built like a tank that weighs like one too.

[Evil Bob]

The PMI III/VM-68 was pretty damn hefty for its day.

Any of the double barrel guns are pretty high up there in weight dept as well once both hoppers are full of paint and 20oz CO is filled to capacity (that's nearly 2 lbs of liquid CO2 alone not including the tank to hold it!).

Scenario guns are pretty high up there as well.

I'm betting the paintball gattling gun at the bottom of http://www.montysminiguns.com/paintball.htm is easily the heaviest toteable marker that I've ever seen.

-Evil Bob

[zeroack]

I went from a feather light PGP to a VM-68. All I could think was...I don't have to pump it.

Yea it was really heavy.

Zero

[Bad_Dog]

my mag ;)

I forget how heavy exactly.. there was a thread on it... but it sure isnt a setup for some of you with your little wussy-girly arms :p

[dawump]

Pretty much anything with a steel air tank.

[Destructo6]

My old EXC-68 (late VM68) was the heaviest paintgun I ever lugged around. It made my blocky 1995 Autococker seem light by comparison. It was reliable, though.

[moufo48]

i dunno i own a 99 warped shockers. thats pretty heavy even with a 45/45 carbon fiber tank? haha it gets the job done tho.

[octane2079]

Definitely the VM throw two tanks on that sucker and your arms would be numb in no time.

[BobTheCow]

my mag ;)

I forget how heavy exactly.. there was a thread on it... but it sure isnt a setup for some of you with your little wussy-girly arms :p
lol or my 98c, warped, halo, 88 ci tank... yeah, that's decently meaty...

[BlackHalo]

The Grinder

http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/animation/Palmers-Blazer&Grinder-show.WMV

[FooTemps]

I had an old PG-1 Tornado. It's kind of like a VM-68/Spyder clone. I'm sure it wieghs more than a VM. The trigger frame and feed neck are made out of cast iron! Talk about a TANK!

I owned a pg-1 pro... Same thing but even moreso. lol, all cast iron/steel except a couple parts.

[AGDlover]

my mag useto weigh in at 10lbs but now its down to around 5-8(note: no air or paint)

[AGDlover]

The PMI III/VM-68 was pretty damn hefty for its day.

Any of the double barrel guns are pretty high up there in weight dept as well once both hoppers are full of paint and 20oz CO is filled to capacity (that's nearly 2 lbs of liquid CO2 alone not including the tank to hold it!).

Scenario guns are pretty high up there as well.

I'm betting the paintball gattling gun at the bottom of http://www.montysminiguns.com/paintball.htm is easily the heaviest toteable marker that I've ever seen.

-Evil Bob


holy crap what kind of warp feeds that beast

[yakitori]

my emag w/ ss body, DOP bullet drop, 68/4500 crossfire, warp feed and Halo B, and SS hoses weights about 10lbs. Its not that bad really. Hasnt given me any problems yet.

[afultz075]

I'll have to go with a VM68. One of the guys at a private field I go to pretty often brought his one time. Holy crap was that thing heavy when I shot it with a VL200 and a 20 oz on it.

[mixwell2]

VM-68 20oz back 7oz. front...doesn't get much heavier than that

[Blazestorm]

I don't think it could come close to my emag...

SS Body, Non-ULE Everything. SS Barrel. Warpfeed, Revy, 88/4500 SS Apoc.

That thing was like 50 billion pounds... :tard:

[mixwell2]

VM-68 weight was anywhere form 5-6 lbs. Add on a 20oz. and a 7oz.

for all of you VM-68 lovers can their be that many left??




click here (http://www.vm68.com)

[WenULiVeUdiE]

Does anyone have any actual weights of these markers? And when I asked how much eached weighed, I forgot to say not including hopper or air source. But some of these are pretty damn heavy.

[Temo Vryce]

Based on purely marker wieght I would have to say the VM-68 Magnum with the front expansion chamber. Through that sucker on a set of balance type scales and it will lift any other marker you can compare it too.

[SlipknotX556]

My old emag with a halo with paint and tank. It was a bloody ton.

[Creative Mayhem]

As far as just markers go, you really can't beat VM68 for sheer wieght.

As far as setups go, my classic valved minimag with warp/revvy, and first gen AA Raptor regged tank, is up there, with out paint no less.:eek: Not to mention throw a 12" DYE barrel on it.. DAMN

http://www.teamviolator.com/Mayhem/warpedPPE.jpg

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My Rt pro (no ule), 12 boomstick, 88/45, bullet large drop revy warp paint and air all full weighs around 10-11 pounds (i weigh 160 about and 5' 10" is my height) so its a pretty heavy set up but i dont mind at all

[FooTemps]

my pg1 pro was 8 pounds alone... just imagine adding a warp, co2, ss barrel, ex chamber, etc onto it...