Best Woodsball Paintball Guns

Whether you are brand new to Woodsball or an avidcustomizable. This specific gun has been around for
player, at some point in time you are going to need toquite awhile, so it has had lots of time for lots of
either a) purchase a gun for the first time or b)paintballers to "put it through the trenches". Time and
upgrade your existing one to something that will benefittime again it has proven to be a very reliable, durable,
you more for the type of paintball you will be playing.and overall great gun.
There are quite a few contributing factors when it#2. Tippmann A-5 - This gun hasn't been around nearly
comes time to pick up a new gun. I know if you play aas long as the 98 Custom, but plenty long enough to
lot of "speedball" one of the most important things youprove itself. The base A-5 ( around $200) has a faster
will look for is BPS (balls per second). Now, when itrate of fire as compared to the 98 Custom, which
comes to Woodsball, this isn't nearly as importantmeans if you need something that has a little more
because if your out there shooting everything up all itsjuice, this is your gun. It's increased BPS is due in part
going to do is give away your position and you will runto what Tippmann calls their Cyclone Feed. It as well
out of paint extremely fast. This isnt a good thing duehas the option for many, many accessories. Anything
to the fact a lot of times Woodsball games can lastfrom the Flatline Barrels to foregrips and sight mounts.
hours. The last thing you want to do is cut YOURIt's also very easy to clean in the field, requiring no tools
game short because your out of paint. Whats morewhat so ever!!
important than BPS is accuracy. You want your shots#3. Smart Parts SP-1 - Want something that looks like
to go where your aiming, because there is soo mucha real gun and will still perform like many other paintball
cover, if you get that clear shot you want to be suremarkers that cost a ton more money? Then the SP-1
your going to hit your target. Another big factorhas your name written all over it!! Lots of good things
(possibly the biggest) is reliability/durability. Your gunto say about this gun, haven't heard of anything that
NEEDS to be able to perform no matter what thewould deter me from picking it up. The great thing
condition is. It could have rained the day before (or itsabout it is that it was designed to operate on CO2 and
sprinkling when you play) so you have some puddlesHPA (High Pressure Air). So whatever one is more
or mud. Obviously you dont want to drop your gun inaccessible to you then your good to go. But if you do
either of these, but if you do, you don't want it to cutdecide to go with CO2 be sure to pick up a remote
your day short. There will be bushes, shrubs, rocks,line or have anti-siphon tubes installed in your tanks.
trees, cacti, (if you play in the desert, which I wouldThis is very important so not to ruin the internals. This is
recommend if you ever get the chance:) ) ect.. thatan electronic marker, but very durable. It can be
can damage your gun if you drop or hit it while playing.dropped in a puddle or creek and it will still function like
So you definitely want something durable.new. Has a decent rate of fire and you can add all
I have played my fair share of Woodsball, and fromkinds of goodies to it like a folding stock or a mini Mag
my experiences, (along with many others) these arelight. Just in case your playing those 24 hour games.:)
the best overall guns on the market.Hope you found the answers to some if not all your
#1. Tippmann 98 Custom - This gun is the leastquestions regarding the Best Woodsball Gun. If you
expensive on my list ($160), but also is the mostchoose any of the above listed you will be pleased!