A Tippmann carver one with e trigger.
First off, I would not suggest the installation of any red dot or optic sights on any paintball marker unless mil-sim appearances are very important to you. Paintball markers are simply not accurate enough to justify sights, which only add weight to an already heavy marker. With that said, full auto can be obtained 2 ways. The first is the buy the E-Grip which is a simple grip replacement upgrade with multiple fire modes including full auto. Be aware that battery changing is a pain on this module. You can buy if for around $99 or less. The other way is to spend about $60 and get the Response Trigger, which speeds up your semi auto and has a "sweet spot" where the trigger will bounce and create auto fire. While not a true auto fire mode, this trigger allows you to play on fields that ban full auto mode guns.
Not saying it to be mean, but if you're asking a question like this, get yourself a semi-auto spyder. Lot less head-aches, trust me.
Less then 50 dollars.
slightly less than $30.
help you shoot faster, less jams, and look cool.
If you aren't mature enough to play paintball, you aren't mature enough to use firearms. There is no way you can confuse paintball or vidoegames or airsoft for what you should be doing with actual guns, unless you are not old enough to use guns.
The R71 holds more rounds and is Semi and full auto and cost less. It's a better bang for your buck.
No they do not. A spring paintball gun shoots at about 120 feet per second and a propellant powered one will shoot at 300 feet per second depending at what the user/owner sets the velocity of the marker at."spring action" markers are markers that run solely on a spring, but all paintball markers Use springs. These spring pump guns are less paintball markers and more toys.
After the full moon, we see less and less of the sunlit side.
it's basically vegetable oil and dye...not "paint" it is also corn starch and paint in a ball
on mine i got a spring pistol and 1000 bbs a sticky target and a well d-94 it full auto and semi auto and a hfc mini ak47 and a balaclafu i brought this for £75.00 hope i helped
Cheap paintballs are very different from expensive paintballs in that the more expensive models are less likely to explode in your gun. In addition, the flight path of an expensive paintball tends to be more accurate.