Tippmann Raider
After a season of
teasing,
waiting,
prototyping
and
talking, the Tippmann Raider has finally
begun releasing. Paintball.Media first teased
and then tested one of Tippmann’s Raider
prototypes several months ago and found it
to be an impressive addition to the Tippmann
line thanks to an innovative design featuring
an in-stock hopper that drives paintballs up
and into the marker without batteries, a snappy
double trigger capable of generating solid mechanical rates of fire,
a consistent low-pressure drive train and an aggressive tactical look. Players in the market
for something a little different, a little innovative and offering plenty of performance plus
the Tippmann name, which has long-stood for quality paintball products need look no
further than the new Tippmann Raider, online at www.Tippmann.com.
Eclipse Magfed MG100
A Planet Eclipse Mag-fed marker. Go back and read it again. Or just read it again right
here. A Planet Eclipse mag-fed marker. After years of making some of the very, very
best tournament paintball markers in the game, then easing their way back down into
mechanical paintball with the GMek and EMek that’s priced to let any player in on the
Eclipse quality and reliability action, now they’ve turned their attention to magazine-
fed markers for hardcore tactical players. Based on the EMek platform that’s already
won over literally everyone that’s put their hands on one (literally, seriously), and likely
to be constructed of Eclipse’s successful blend of glass-reinforced nylon and aluminum
for light weight and without sacrificing durability, with the now-proven Gamma core
at its heart for consistent, quiet
performance with First Strike
round compatibility, players
looking to either go Eclipse, or
stay Eclipse, while playing their
paintball lock and load style will
soon have that option and you
can bet we’ll be there to put our
hands all over one and let you
know all about it! If this got you as
worked up as it did us, stay tuned
to PlanetEclipse.com for more.
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