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MacDev Cyborg 6 Marker
The MacDev Cyborg has come
a long way since its tall, blocky
introduction so many years
ago. Along the way the marker
has gotten smaller, lighter and
better in every way, and the
2014 Paintball Extravaganza
showed off just how far the
Cyborg has come as MacDev
showed off prototypes of the
Cyborg 6 that are almost ready
for prime-time! Incredibly light
and packed with high-tech features like electronic pressure
monitoring, the Cyborg 6 will offer all the amenities and features players have come to
expect in a top-level tournament marker, but with that “Down Under” touch and signature MacDev efficiency and accuracy. As their dealer and support network continues to
expand throughout the United States, expect to see more MacDev and their family of
markers at fields everywhere and look for a full review of the Cyborg 6 when it finally
hits the street. www.macdev.com

Tippmann TCR Marker
The name Tippmann has been
around paintball since the Eighties, innovating all the way. That
being said, it was obvious that the
company wasn’t about to let the
magazine-fed craze sweeping paintball get past them and at the 2014
Paintball Extravaganza, they showed
the world what they’d been up to.
The newest marker to wear the
legendary Tippmann name is the
magazine-fed TCR, or Tactical Compact Rifle. Built on their successful
TiPX pistol platform and resembling
a PDW platform, the Tippmann
TCR offers a long list of standard
features like the ability to be fed from magazines in the grip or a hopper, the ability to
utilize either 12 gram CO2 or high pressure air via a remote line adapter, flip-up sights,
plenty of sight rails, a modular stock and an eleven inch barrel. At a suggested retail of
$349 it’s safe to say Tippmann is going to hit the mag-fed world hard, and with a magfed marker from Tippmann available at that price, it’s also safe to say mag-fed paintball
is hitting its stride! www.tippmann.com

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