stevee

I got into paintballing recently and I find so fun and exciting. I was reading about the Kingman on this site - Paintball Guns. This review as many others highlight that the kingman very rarely chops.
I'd like to know if websites like this are owned by Spyder or if this is good advice. I've tried the Kingman and was pretty happy with it, but any feedback about the gun would much appreciated.

TBDragonMan

Most paintball markers will chop if they don't have any kind of anti-chop system like anti-chop eyes also callle ACE, of an anti-chop bolt. A stock Fenix has none of these, so if you don't use an electronic hopper such as Evolution 2 or a Halo (these two are not the only Electronic Hoppers out there but they are the most common) you could get chopping if you try high rates of fire.

Spyders are some of the simplest markers on the market. Check out the ULTIMATE SPYDER STICKY on this Web sites main Kingman page to learn more.

stevee

Uh okay. Got that. Thank you so much for the reply.

lovetocheat69

Chopping inst really that big of a deal unless you are doing it every other shot. It depends though. If have a slow hopper or you paint doesnt match well it could be a problem. So if you have a decent hopper and decent paint match you will be ok. If you do chop quick squeege and your good.

Pilot acs maybe the best choice because its cheap and will shoot decent out of the box and is good with co2.

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Frozen Paint

in case you didnt know (and it sounds like you dont from reading your first) kingman is the manufacture, spyder is the line of markers, and fenix is the model. kingman also has other lines of equipment and good such as raven, java and i cant remember the others =[

Any way, just saying...

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