Older Paintball Guns
Some paintball guns are no longer being produced by the manufacturer but many are still commonly found used.
Spyder Victor
The Spyder Victor is Kingman's lowest-end, most-basic paintball gun on the market but it holds its own compared to similar guns. It is not particularly accurate, fast or consistent, but the Victor is cheap, easy to use, very upgradable and thus makes a great first gun for the beginner player.
The Spyder Victor is Kingman's lowest-end, most-basic paintball gun on the market but it holds its own compared to similar guns. It is not particularly accurate, fast or consistent, but the Victor is cheap, easy to use, very upgradable and thus makes a great first gun for the beginner player.
Spyder Victor II
The Spyder Victor II is a basic, beginner paintball gun and is very similar to the Spyder Victor but comes with a couple of up grades over the basic model. It's a solid beginner gun with lots of customizing potential but don't expect anything fancy out of the box.
The Spyder Victor II is a basic, beginner paintball gun and is very similar to the Spyder Victor but comes with a couple of up grades over the basic model. It's a solid beginner gun with lots of customizing potential but don't expect anything fancy out of the box.
Tippmann Model 98
The Tippmann Model 98 is legend in the paintball industry. While there have been updated versions of the gun (such as the Model 98 Custom), the basic Model 98 is still a very reliable paintball gun that is a great choice for the beginning or intermediate paintball player.
The Tippmann Model 98 is legend in the paintball industry. While there have been updated versions of the gun (such as the Model 98 Custom), the basic Model 98 is still a very reliable paintball gun that is a great choice for the beginning or intermediate paintball player.