Is anyone familiar with paintballing? Just getting into some friendly backyard pump paintballing and I need help identifying a gun, so I can research it before buying it. Also my buddies and I usually go with the typical 9gram co2 paintball guns, so I'm not familiar with the guns with the bigger tank of co2. I'm wondering is the co2 properly setup as I haven't seen a gun (on the internet) that are setup like this gun. Also please if y'all know, what the gun name is. Brand is WGP. Thank you guys in advance.

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This post was edited by rjp on Jul 22 2011 08:23pm

looks liek a shitty spyder, the c02 sis fine?, pump guns are shit not worth the 5$


also could be a tippman i dont use shitty guns tho not worth the time buy quality or dont buy at all imo

This post was edited by hurt_knee on Jul 22 2011 08:28pm

Just a little friendly backyard competition. Don't see any reason to buy any middle/high-end semi/auto guns because once you do, it's just who got more money to throw down on their gun, which is pretty uncompetitive and boring.

Thanks for the information on the CO2 tank. It's a WGP brand I believe.

This post was edited by rjp on Jul 22 2011 08:31pm

np guns make it more competitive and for 50$ u can g et a shitty spyder automatic thats 100x better than a pump gun after you calibrate it

Yeah, I understand considering I've spent more money buying a pump and masks from retailers compared to buying an whole semi-auto setup w/ mask on craiglist. Everyone using pump gun that's why and with the guns everyone have, make it more interesting with the constant reloading of paintballs or co2

Kid knows absolutely nothing about paintball. Explain why pump's aren't good, I'd love to hear this. Pump guns are a style of paintball gun for players who play in all pump games/tourneys. Again, a different style of paintball than scenario/speedball/whatever.

That gun is some kind of autococker, it is hard to identify which. WGP's are known for great pumps, so I would suggest going with that, since they are relatively cheap.

Yes, the CO2 tank is set up properly, the owner of that gun decided to remove the front grip and put the tank there instead of out the back.

PM me if you need more info.