Paintball Gun Upgrades

After you've been playing with the same old paintball gun for a while, you soon get a craving for something fresh. You've also probably seen Joe Blow paintballer down at the field with a totally decked-out paintball gun and he's absolutely crushing his opponents. When you get the craving for something faster, it's time to think about an upgrade to your paintball marker. 
There are many different ways to upgrade your paintball gun. The first one, and probably the easiest is to upgrade the barrel. You can get more out of your paintball gun barrel by making it longer, adding rifling (grooves inside) or fluting the end (tiny holes that let air out ahead of the paintball). These additions will add to your trajectory's distance and straightness greatly. After you've upgraded to a rifled barrel, you may also want to consider getting an APEX barrelrifled paintball gun barrel.
You can also upgrade the insides. By getting better, lighter, more efficient internal parts to your paintball marker, you will be able to shoot farther and faster. A lighter hammer takes less work from the paintball gun to move faster, therefore pushing out more paintballs faster. You can buy individual pieces (striking bolts, paddles, etc.) or you can buy kits that have multiple internal parts upgrades. Check out the Tippmann Cyclone Feed Kit for example.
You can also upgrade the trigger. Most paintball guns come with a stock trigger system that's semi-automatic. You can purchase better/electronic triggers for most paintball guns. These will allow you to shoot faster and have choices such as 3-round burst or fully automatic. Some of the higher end competition paintball guns have electronic trigger upgrades that can have up to 17 different trigger settings!
Depending on how fast you want your marker to shoot, you can also upgrade the hopper. Most paintball guns operate by a gravity feed loader, however you can upgrade to an electronic loader that will feed paintballs to your paintball marker at alarming speeds, making your paintball gun shoot much faster. We recommend a Halo-B electronic loader or the Pinokio hopper for tactical or increase storage capacity.
Finally, consider buying an upgrade kit. These are kits you can buy that will basically turn your stale, old paintball gun into a brand new killing machine. Kits are available to turn your paintball bun into an MP5, M4 Carbine, Sniper paintball gun, AK47, M16 and many more. Many times these kits also have upgraded pieces in them, for example many of the kits on www.choicepaintballguns.com come with tactical rifled barrels.After you've been playing with the same old paintball gun for a while, you soon get a craving for something fresh. You've also probably seen Joe Blow paintballer down at the field with a totally decked-out paintball gun and he's absolutely crushing his opponents. When you get the craving for something faster, it's time to think about an upgrade to your paintball marker. 
There are many different ways to upgrade your paintball gun. The first one, and probably the easiest is to upgrade the barrel. You can get more out of your paintball gun barrel by making it longer, adding rifling (grooves inside) or fluting the end (tiny holes that let air out ahead of the paintball). These additions will add to your trajectory's distance and straightness greatly. After you've upgraded to a rifled barrel, you may also want to consider getting an APEX barrel. You can direct your paintball for longer distance or curved shots with this addition that goes on the end of a rifled paintball gun barrel.
You can also upgrade the insides. By getting better, lighter, more efficient internal parts to your paintball marker, you will be able to shoot farther and faster. A lighter hammer takes less work from the paintball gun to move faster, therefore pushing out more paintballs faster. You can buy individual pieces (striking bolts, paddles, etc.) or you can buy kits that have multiple internal parts upgrades. Check out the Tippmann Cyclone Feed Kit for example.
You can also upgrade the trigger. Most paintball guns come with a stock trigger system that's semi-automatic. You can purchase better/electronic triggers for most paintball guns. These will allow you to shoot faster and have choices such as 3-round burst or fully automatic. Some of the higher end competition paintball guns have electronic trigger upgrades that can have up to 17 different trigger settings!
Depending on how fast you want your marker to shoot, you can also upgrade the hopper. Most paintball guns operate by a gravity feed loader, however you can upgrade to an electronic loader that will feed paintballs to your paintball marker at alarming speeds, making your paintball gun shoot much faster. We recommend a Halo-B electronic loader or the Pinokio hopper for tactical or increase storage capacity.
Finally, consider buying an upgrade kit. These are kits you can buy that will basically turn your stale, old paintball gun into a brand new killing machine. Kits are available to turn your paintball bun into an MP5, M4 Carbine, Sniper paintball gun, AK47, M16 and many more. Many times these kits also have upgraded pieces in them, for example many of the kits on www.choicepaintballguns.com come with tactical rifled barrels. from www.choicepaintballguns.com. You can direct your paintball for longer distance or curved shots with this addition that goes on the end of a from www.choicepaintballguns.com. You can direct your paintball for longer distance or curved shots with this addition that goes on the end of a