I might get a WG Worr EG marker. Has anyone heard of it or have it? Any reviews on it? I have tried to get a review on it, no luck. My girlfriends family has invited me to a paintball shootout. But they have had a couple a years to make a nice marker. i'm just trying to throw a little paint around and not bring a slingshot to the party. Just looking far a little advice. I have ever thing I need for a starter, except the most important. Tha gun. any help is greatly appreciated. Oh yeah, my girl just bought a spyder pilot, blue. i shot it and now know what I'm up against. I';m in TROUBLE.
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Or how about a spyder Xtra? Or sonix? I think these could be good markers for a beginner that may not play too many times. -
depends what you want to spend - give us a ballpark figure and we can probably point you in the right direction. Are you planning on playing more, or just this time out?
StygSometimes It's Good to be EVILComment
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If you're looking for a cheap ($50) marker that just plain shoots every time you pull the trigger, allow me to pimp my sale thread: http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=217257
Otherwise, I'd recommend a used Automag from this site (about $100), but that requires a bit more technical know-how and effort. Tippmanns are also solid choices. Like Styg said, a price range would help us help you.Comment
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lol you shouldnt choose the name noob when you join a forum your gonna get attached and be stuck with thatComment
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i didn't wanna spend more than $200. I'm not sure how often I'm gonna play. i don't wanna end up on craigslist with my marker sayin it was a lot of money and now I don't play anymore. I looked the Xtra and Sonix up and they are about $100. That sounds good to me.Comment
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Someone recommend this man a Tippmann STAT!!Comment
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Tippmann.. no question
It will last the rest of your life, and your kids....
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^^On the tippmann note, buy a pro/carbine. It should last 'til hell freezes over, and then a few years.^^Comment
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Yeah, I have had my 68 carbine for over 10 years and it still works great.Originally posted by buzzboyComment
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Edit cause my post was retarded
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what was i thinking ... get a mag ... you won't be dissapointed ...
Last edited by turbo chicken; 07-17-2007, 12:23 PM.Comment
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I'd go with a Tippmann 98 Custom, it's a bit more playable than a pro-carbine, still in production, and just as reliable. If you feel like adding a couple extra dollars into the mix, the 98 has alot of upgrades, or you could go for an A-5... I love mine.Comment
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I'm goin with the spyder. Not sure if it's gonna be the Xtra or sonix. The sonix is bout $10 more. But the Xtra lokks better.Comment
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If your going with the Spyder hit the MR-1, I prefer the Tippmann's myself but my brother is having a lot of success with the MR-1Comment
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or I could set you up with a fully functioning 68 Classic automag almost indestructable i will even tune it in and have it working on co2 right out of the box and you will have a great gun for years and years and will hold its value better than a spyder and i am sure the more you play with it the more you will love it, and with all of the techs here you will never be lost if and I stress the "If" you ever have problems with it, all for $100 shipped to your door.. LMK if not a spyder is a great choice for a simple marker with a proven design, Thanks AronMsmith1987Comment
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