Paintball Magazine Paintball Magazine March 2020 Issue | Page 23

By Josh Silverman
exalt wood grips
There was a time when paintball guns were such works of art that
luscious wood grips belonged on them – not just something
for the owner to wrap their hand around but to enrich the
look of the marker when it was simply sitting still. With the
resurgence of ten-man and mechanical paintball around the
world, and with it the return of hand-made, hand-tuned,
custom ordered Autocockers and other paintball guns, that
time has returned and Exalt has answered the call,
releasing a sweet set of wood grips that truly accent
a high-end paintball gun and give it a look all its own.
Fitting most .45 (1911) style marker grip frames, these
are a great accessory for any player looking to truly
upgrade the look of their paintball gun to something
upscale.
By Josh Silverman
Freak ACP Barr
el Front
EThe Freak Barrel has long been regarded as one of the best in the game thanks to its ability
to truly tailor the fit of the paintball to the barrel with its interchangeable inserts, and adapt to
various needs of players with variable types and lengths of barrel fronts. Now the Freak barrel
is innovating again after years on the market, with the addition of the Freak ACP barrel front.
Offering All Conditions Performance, the new Freak ACP front allows players to shoot through
conditions and situations that would leave other barrels shooting hook shots and corkscrews,
like broken paint, mud from a messy slide or dive, or rainwater intrusion through its ports.
Shooting straight in great weather is great and all, but maintaining straight shooting
performance in the challenging weather conditions paintball always seems
to attract? That’s innovative!
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