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**sjabbs** · January 24th, 11:21 PM

tac if you like to play scenario too, but check out the rouge mags

**snailbutter** · January 25th, 07:58 AM

If you guys weren't aware of it, there's another thread up in the Rec Ball forum that covers this issue much more in depth than your "bashing and trashing"

. Seriously you guys aren't really comparing these markers or reviewing them you're just stating your preferences.
Any gun works for woodsball. It's just what you like. There's no "best" gun.

**Cockerkid63** · February 5th, 02:18 PM

mag or tippy

***paintballer2112*** · February 22nd, 11:04 AM

you should get the 98c w/ flatline and double trigger. The e-grip however is quite expensive 4 it though

**Tippy_A-5** · February 22nd, 11:23 AM

go with the Tippmann A-5 allz i play is woodsball and i have an A-5. Tippmanns are verry rugged and make very good scenero and woodsball guns.
go with a flatline barrel and a double trigger and if you want, a remote and the e-grip.

**impy_ACE** · February 22nd, 11:58 AM

but a 98c svd sniper riffle like they have on 3ngl3rp@ntb@llgun$.com its sweet kinda expensive though

**Tippy_A-5** · February 22nd, 02:20 PM

my A-5 is like a sniper rifle too. I have a Stock remote and a 21" barrel on it and it wasn't that expensive.

**Smitty** · February 22nd, 03:03 PM

Tippy Flatlined RT

**DemoCommando** · February 22nd, 05:09 PM

I'd say a 2003 Green or Black Autococker. Cockers are good on air and don't have much kick either.
Or a Mag, that woudl do too.

**Jase** · February 22nd, 06:45 PM

A-5 with flatline and r/t.

**mab11122** · February 27th, 10:02 AM

cocker

**xXMikeXx** · February 27th, 05:52 PM

deffinately a mag

**Anonymouse** · February 27th, 07:47 PM

phantom definitely. Playing with a phantom will make u really good, really fast. They also have a cool factor of +100, and are heck of light and awesome...

**txaggie08** · February 27th, 08:07 PM

mag all the way.....if you break it you were doing something wrong with it

**calebc** · February 27th, 08:34 PM

I would recommend a Tippmann 98 Custom. I have 6 of them. They all work great.

I believe that the 98 Custom is the best out there because you don't have to upgrade it at all to play, but if you want, you can turn it into whatever you want. Mine is worth about $900 now. It started at $140.

And since you have so much money, I would recommend you get a 98 Custom, 20oz tank, a vertical adapter and an expansion chamber (if you get the tippmann exp chamber kit, it comes with the vertical adapter), a new barrel (J&J Ceramic, Smart Parts All-American, Dye Boomstick), and a double trigger. You can look into more upgrades there.

Just google the above items and look for a good deal on the prices.

***omenowner*** · February 28th, 07:19 AM

go with a rt ule they can be upgraded more than a tippman and can be switched to play speedball if you want to

**n00bshooter** · February 28th, 07:34 AM

There is no best gun for woodsball there are guns that work better in the woods then on a speedball field. Take those and then see which one overall preforms better than pick the one that feels or looks best ot YOU! That is your best woodsball gun.

**camoflauge** · March 2nd, 10:10 PM

if ur new, get a tippmann (easier to care for, upgrades are easy to install) but if u know what ur doing get a mag (faster, as durable if not more)

**andisblue** · March 3rd, 03:33 PM

Yea, if you're new, I would recommend a 98c (98 custom). I see lots of em in the field at home, and everyone seems to like them. I think wal-mart sells 98's but thats different from a 98 CUSTOM . I forgot what the differences were, but i think they were worth not getting the regular version. Keep in mind that you do want to have a nice chunk of money for balls, because they are expensive, and even more expensive if you get the nice kind that fit your barrel(why cant the cchaep ones fit my barrel?) someone should also explain why a gun is either a speedball or woodsball gun. whats the difference?

pntbllfreak · March 4th, 01:29 PM

tippy a5 have one and love it