What no military marker?

[AGDRules]

Also

The .50 Cal

That is not a paintball gun, .50cal is a real gun I know they made paint like that, 4500 US try maybe.... 45000 US for that weapon.

One shot would put a whole in u the size of ur fist. They are mainly used for Tanks and other vehicles or targets, never really on people.

[hitech]

Originally posted by DarkRipper
I have no doubt that that marker is chronied much higher than 300 fps, though.

Nope. They shoot at 300 fps. I asked Tom. VERY accurate. The rounds are heavier than a "standard" paintball.
:)

[zads27]

Re: Also

The whole military paintball thing is quite interesting, I want info but that's a nono from Tom.

Originally posted by AGDRules
The .50 Cal
..4500 US try maybe.... 45000 US for that weapon.

Not quite that expensive, but sometimes it seems so. (when I want mine )

Originally posted by AGDRules
One shot would put a whole in u the size of ur fist. They are mainly used for Tanks and other vehicles or targets, never really on people.

Well, it really depends on the kind of ammunition you use. It could do anything from go straight through you, only leaving a fist size hole.. to basically removing your >insert any section of the body< (sorry if that's kind graphic). So yeah, it is quite overkill for anti-personnel use.

[CleenSweep]

It's anti tank shells are uranium tipped (hardest element on earth). It's mostly used for stopping vehicles and shooting through something.

[OnyX]

compressed carbon is the hardest element in the world(diamond), uranium is used because it has a density heavier than metal so it penetrates metal easy.

[PB-Tom]

I saw that too, and it didn't seem like an AT-85

The company that makes the pepperballs also has two markers they sell with them. One is a pro carbine and the other is an at-85. I saw an article in a police gear magazine about a month ago. They mentioned that one should not fire regular paintballs out of them, as they could "damage" the guns, but they looked like standard AT-85's and pro-carbine's to me.

[Trunnion]

i've seen semi-auto .50 BMG Barret rifles for $5000. i'm not sure if that's a standard price for such a weapon, but if it is, then $4500 for a bolt action weapon seems to be reasonable

[Vegeta]

uh oh.. i think i have some info that might cross refere into this...

I saw a picture of tom's office once... and on top of his computer monitor there was, no doubt, a minuature model of a FN-P90. I would know that gun anywhere and I am POSITIVE it was a model of the P90 and POSITIVe it was on top of Tom's computer monitor. I have seen more recent pictures where it isn't there, but I definatley remember that photo.

This is turning into a conspiracy isn't it. Were onto you Tom!

[CleenSweep]

Originally posted by OnyX
compressed carbon is the hardest element in the world(diamond), uranium is used because it has a density heavier than metal so it penetrates metal easy.

Got me. You are correct sir. Brain lapse.

[thei3ug]

it's amazing how you can talk out of your behind and STILL claim you're right.

1) TK: perfect circle
2) perfect circle evolves to pepperball, and other various nonlethal rounds.
3) tk enters nonlethal weapons industry, to join the ranks of such companies as Pro Team Products, who made milsim markers, and still does IIRC.
4) XM-3295746 is made, as well as new aerodynamically sound, front weighted projectile, at a 12 ga size. AGD spirits itself over to FN, who likey likey. they decide to go into business.
5) I remember when they got the contract while ago. I'm only talking about it now because I was under the impression that AGD wasn't too into making it well known they did this. But since we have a mustache mafioso at the pentagon getting his PICTURE TAKEN, i think it's out in the open. This is an american project, through and through.
6) FN, believe it or not, doesn't build or design all their stuff in house. I am aquaintance with someone who designed a double action glock clone with them, unique at the time for its replacable rails. Nice little compact.

But ahh, when the whole world is against you, including the pentagon, give it up.

[Vegeta]

Alright Tom its out in the open...

wanna give us details or are we gonna have to find out the hard way?

I knew there was something up when i saw that FN-P90 model on his desk... I mean at first I thought it was hilarious, a paintballgun designer with an FN model sitting on his desk... Then I looked at it more and thought... oh... i see

[AGD]

I don't want to go into details about this right now because I want maximum marketing effect once it gets into the mainstream.

I can't believe you all doubt we are involved with this thing anyway. How many times have I told you we didn't do anything in paintball for many years because we were working on a big military project. What did you think we were doing all that time, making nice chrome parts with a matching fade?????

A months effort gets you the superbolt
6 months gets the Warp Feed
9 months gets an Emag
What do you think we can produce with YEARS of effort???!!!!

AGD

[Smoken]

Well, Tom (if that's even his real name) would tell us, but then he might have to kill us.
[insert Mission Impossible music here]

[FooTemps]

Originally posted by AGD
What do you think we can produce with YEARS of effort???!!!!

AGD

Something very good.

Sorry tom, I just had to. It just seemed too funny to pass up.

[M-a-s-sDriver]

If they are asking 45 large for that "furin" .50 cal then the pot smoking needs to be curtailed. My recent inquiries into the Mcmillian gas-op semi was "only" 9500 bucks, with a much better muzzle brake. The cool one is the Barret Bullpup style...it's just bad.
Everyone needs to get there own 50 cal sniper before they get all banned.
Besides...everyone knows they are just paintball guns.
Brent Jackson, PFB.