Real Action Paintball (online www.rap4.com) is proud to release the Tippmann series paintball markers - the most widely used sub-machine gun in the world! Now you can turn your Tippmann paintball marker into the ultimate SWAT marker for the most realistic paintball game ever. AK47 is designed as the "opposing force" weapon to enhance military combat training, and for when you just want to play a bad guy for the weekend.
Each unit is built from an authentic Tippmann A5 paintball gun, with all metal parts such as: folding stock, handguard kit and detachable magazine kit. Each one then gets a standard Weaver flat top rail system, with which you can mount virtually any military spec scope, lights, and sights. The Tippmann series also comes with an optional electronic trigger system for selective firing modes: semi, automatic, and burst.
The AK47 can be powered by CO2 or compressed air and it is compatible with any size air tank or cylinder. The AK47 shoots standard .68 caliber paintballs and uses a standard hopper. It has an adjustable velocity range of 200-400 fps, with a maximum range of 300 feet and effective range at 150 feet.
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What is the best paintball for the Tippmann X7 paintball guns? I am new to owning a Tippmann X7 and my other paintball gun is a speedball gun that shoots just about anything.
It depends on your barrel and what caliber will fit snug in it a good test is if a paintball rolls straight thru your barrel its to small if it gets stuck and a quick puff of air wont get it out its to big if you blow it out with a quick puff its a good match to your barrel
Tippmann Sports recently partnered with Skirmish USA, one of the most popular paintball parks in the country, to sponsor Tippmann City-a sprawling development for fast-paced paintball play, which consists of more than 20 buildings laid out to mimic a real-life cityscape. Skirmish USA, located in Jim Thorpe, Penn., spent nearly $100,000 constructing Tippmann City, which is expected to attract roughly 250,000 paintball players over the next five years.
"Our partnership with Skirmish is an important part of our ongoing efforts to support the paintball game and maintain a strong presence at all major paintball fields and events across the county," said Patrick Ehren, vice president of sales and marketing for Tippmann Sports. "As one of the busiest paintball parks in the U.S., Skirmish is an ideal venue to connect our brand to thousands and thousands of paintball players at all experience levels. And, we're certainly excited to be associated with such an outstanding setting for paintball Tippmann City is an impressive sight."
Skirmish USA is home to another Tippmann backed paintball structure Tippmann Castle. Tippmann paintball Castle is three stories high and includes ten towers, six gates, ramparts, spiral staircases, interior rooms and a bridge from the inner castle to outer castle walls. Skirmish also hosts one of the largest paintball scenario events in the country, which attracts more than 4,000 players each year. For additional information about Skirmish USA, please call 1-800-SKIRMISH or visit http://www.skirmish.com/.
For more than 20 years, Tippmann Sports has been dedicated to quality manufacturing and the pursuit of cutting-edge technology and design. The company serves the paintball industry from its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Tippmann Sports' complete line of paintball markers and related accessories can be found at paintball stores and fields as well as mass retail and sporting goods outlets throughout the world.
