I am not a paintball guy - I received this marker from a friend. It looks pretty high-tech. Any help on identifying the features of the marker and the value would be greatly appreciated.
i'm a little sad that you know know anything about it, AKA made fantastic markers!
It's super heavey compared to new guns, but shoots buttery-smooth. Not having eyes may cause issues, but if you us a nice, forecefed hopper you shouldn't have a problem.
The switch turns the marker on and off and there's a 9v battery hiding inside the dye grips.
Very helpful. I understand you being saddened - amazing things tend to fall into the hands of the clueless. I've seen it happen with guitars (something I am knowledgeable on). I have also seen it happen with the USA.
you see em every once in awhile on ebay or the other forums that arent completely customized or private labeled that go for a reasonable amount. people just dont wanna let go of a great marker.
Being blind isn't a bad thing, just sold mine - I made a quick shooting video for the buyer with a rotor - used old paint and not one break, was firing it pretty fast.
Viking's are GREAT shooting guns!
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