Is the Spyder Imagine a good gun?
355876
i'm sorry that u even heard the name of that gun.\nit is a peice pf poop.\n\nu should go for somethign like a tippmann or an autococker
316185
Like Madaxe said all AK's are pretty good, and roughly the same performance wise. In my experience the Romanian W.A.S.R 10 is a little cheaper and more available than the Chinese Mak 90's.
936118
I like the Ruger Red Label, they are not extremely overpriced and are a very attractive firearm, they have interchangeable chokes, and come in a variety of barrel lengths, gauges, and finishes, they also have straight stocks, if you prefer the English styled shotguns,
340969
the tippmann 98 custom is the best because it is the only gun you need ever. great for beginner all the way to pro. i have one. i bought it because the people at the place where i go to said it was like hell trying to kill. it is accurate with a range of 150 ft right out of the box. i like it because you can customize the hell outta the thing and for less that an autococker you have a formidable piece of machinery. i put a stock and flatline barrel on my gun ant everyone said that they have to gang up on me to even stand a chance. and I'm just a recreational player. i want to buy a halo b hopper for it because they are able to keep up with the 15 paintballs per second fire rate. taht thing can hang in a firefight. shoot through holes slightly wider than the paintball. the best thing is that it costs around $170 dollars for the entire kit. heres the site. thats the one \n\nSource(s):\n\nwww.tippmann.com
723329
a 300 weatherby is a pretty nice gun, it probably gets shot 10-20 times a year, if that.  it's good for any game in north america.\n\nthe sks can shoot 1000's of rounds a day, day after day.  it's not the most accurate gun in the world, but when you're throwing alot of lead downrange you don't need accuracy.  \n\nthe 2 calibers have 2 different purposes.
780824
I had one and it was nothing special other than the fact that it was expensive and looked nice. Other than that really just an average gun. Kind of a novelty gun like its big brother. The best guns I've used recently are the XD line from springfield armory, I would pick one of those up and quite a few others before I bought a baby eagle
1104011
I've been making and redesigning them since I was about 15 (I'm 27 now) and they are a blast. They have the ability to shoot 100-200 yards if done good and can cost from $25 for a basic one to over $100 if you want to go exotic. I can tell you as a police officer, they are NOT illegal, and are not classified as firearms, but you might want to check your local laws to make sure they don't have an local laws against such things
458858
spider is a good one and 98 custom is very popular gun. i have one and i love it. the 98 custom u can change the size of the barrel and also make it look like a m4a1 aka colt carbine. the top of the line guns/markers r bob longs and angels. they have the best accuracy and firing speed but they will range from like $1000-1500+. and also u have a choice of wut gas to use. u have a choice between co2 (carbon dioxide) and also nitrogen. nitrogen imo shoots the paintball faster. u can also have a battery operated reloader. last i checked they were like 35-50. always remember to clean ur paintball gun after use so the 'dirt' from the paintballs doesnt get stuck in the chamber and not shoot.
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When you say "the best", it truly depends on your definition.\nDo you mean the best, period, cost notwithstanding?\nDo you mean the best bargain?\nThe answer also depends greatly on what type of paintball you are referring to. The guns that woodsball/scenario fans lust after are different than the guns speedballers would die for.\nYou can certainly use a tourney-type electro gun for woodsball, as I do with my upp'ed Dye DM4, and you could use a Tippmann in a speedball game, but "crossing over" like that involves tradeoffs. For instance, my DM4 shoots ropes, and is as accurate as any gun made, bar none, but being electro-mechanical, I'm not wild about playing in the pouring rain, or dumping it in a puddle. A mechanical gun like a Tippmann, on the other hand, can be used for recreational speedbell, but they're not found on the tournament circuits, as they can't match the high rates of fire of the electro's (Autocockers being the exception, I suppose).\nSo, to answer your question, the best? Dye/Proto Matrixes, Ego's, Bob Long Intimidators, Smart Parts Shockers, WDP Angels are considered by most to be top-end.\nTippmann 98's and A-5's get raves among the woods/scenario set, and are bargains to boot. \nOther bargains include some of the Spyder line, and the Smart Parts Ion, which is considered to be the $300 gun that can run with the $1000 guns.\nCheck out pbreview.com and PBNation for opinions; check out your local paintball shops, and paintball parks for opinions as well.\nThe best gun? It's the one you feel the most comfortable with, and the one that most closely mathches your style of play and budget. Good luck!
47290
spider are alright. But I just started myself and I bought a tippman 98 custom, it's so nice, great accuracy and a great price here check it out, hope everythin works out. good luck
1113237
JT guns arent that good, I suggest a Spyder for begineers. But if you want a JT, Action Village is the best place.
384639
i would say yes because some fields and most high end fields will not let you play with a full auto and a spyder MR1 is very cuztumizable like u said and it can be upgraded to a top of the line gun
424773
it really depends on the area you are playing. i bought an automatic submachinegun that has long range, accurate, and power, but it's $300. if you buy the rifle, you should buy a pistol for back up if someone comes right at you. just e-mail me if you have any question
785517
depends on your budget but i would chose ruger
1155542
cockers are good guns but do require some getting used to. you may have chopped balls and other minor issues until you learn how to care for and use it. there's a million of them around and help is easy to find. enjoy
1158039
it's just like the 700 but 2 inches shorter. looks like a great gun. i owned a few 700's and loved them.
1183751
You could get a decent beginner package for that much at many retail stores, such as Dicks or Wallmart, but to get the most bang for your buck check online sites for used, or refurbished products.  At www.actionvillage.com, you can get a Spyder Imagine, an excellent electric gun for a beginner, for $75 because it is remanufactured.  Also check out the Buy/Sell/Trade section of www.pbnation.com.  There are many good gun deals available, including used Tippman 98 customs, arguably the best beginner gun, for $70.  There are also many other guns for sal, I myself am selling a mech Spyder, CO2, mask, and several other accessories for about $100.  You can also get tanks, masks, and almost any paintball related item that you want on there for well below retail price.  Also, check your local proshop, they will usually have good deals, and be more than willing to help you.