| If you are about to purchase a paintball kit to upgrade | | | | accessories to make into an AK-47 or even a paintball |
| your current paintball marker or gun then you need to | | | | sniper gun depending on what you need on the field on |
| consider buying a paintball package instead. But before | | | | any certain day. This is great if you like to try different |
| we help decide which option is better for you, it is | | | | things such as being a sniper one day or using a |
| better to first explain the differences between the two | | | | machine gun the next. But if your marker is not |
| so you can make a more informed decision. | | | | compatible with the kit you want then you will need to |
| A paintball package typically comes with everything | | | | just purchase the package. |
| you need to get started. It will have a marker or gun, | | | | If your marker is compatible you will then need to |
| and depending on what kind of package it is, can also | | | | judge the condition of your current gun. How old is it? |
| come with paintballs, a stock or magazine, a silencer, | | | | What kind of condition is it in? Does it have any rust? |
| maybe a special barrel, and even possibly a grenade | | | | Do you already have problems with it? These are just |
| launcher. The kit will have all of the extras but does not | | | | a few of the questions you will need to ask yourself. If |
| come with a paintball marker. A paintball sniper kit for | | | | you do consider your marker to be worn or if you just |
| example can come with an extended barrel (maybe | | | | want a new marker within the next few months then I |
| 18 inch or 20 inch), a silencer, a bipod, and usually a | | | | would suggest getting the package anyway. You will |
| special scope (even red dot scopes). It will not | | | | spend less money by buying a versatile marker with a |
| however include the marker. | | | | package and then purchasing additional kits depending |
| Now to figure out whether the paintball package or the | | | | on needs than by buying a kit for an old marker and |
| paintball kit is the best choice. Of course, if you don't | | | | trying to get a kit to upgrade it. |
| have a paintball marker (gun) then you will have to | | | | So with price being the main factor, if the kit you want |
| purchase the whole package, but if you have a | | | | isn't compatible with your marker, if your current |
| marker already and are looking to upgrade it with a kit | | | | marker has seen it's best days, or if you just want a |
| then you first need to make sure that your marker is | | | | new marker because of versatility or just wanting a |
| compatible with the kit you want to purchase. There | | | | new one then it is better to just purchase a package |
| are many different types of markers and some of | | | | than to upgrade your current marker. It will be less |
| them are only able to work with certain kits. The good | | | | expensive in the long run to buy a marker with a kit |
| news is that if you have a versatile marker such as | | | | and then change kits. |
| the Tippman A5 then you can add many different | | | | |