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***skriptal*** · September 10th, 09:54 PM

I am getting into paint ball and i have about 200 to spend on a gun and supplies. I was looking around and i saw a good price on the Viewloader ProTeam Maxis. E/G My question is "Is this gun any good?"and What other gun(s) would you suggest to a beginner?

***icex*** · September 10th, 09:57 PM

I'd recommend a imagine for $100.

**Jester of Paint** · September 10th, 10:05 PM

the eg is a good gun pretty reliable its a good begginer

Ataris · September 10th, 10:36 PM

get a tippmann98 custom.

**ArmoArchangel** · September 10th, 10:42 PM

Warsensor WSF

Lifetime warranty, little less in price than Tippmann 98. Built like a tank.

If you screw it up somehow, it comes with a Lifetime Warranty, so it will be fixed or replaced.

**imagineballa991** · September 10th, 11:13 PM

imagine

**sharpeye3000** · September 10th, 11:17 PM

spyder imagine or a tippy 98c really depends on the type of paintball u wanna play woods or speed... tippys usually go to woods even though i play speed with it but imagines usually go to speed

***spyderfighter*** · September 11th, 12:08 AM

Tippy 98

***skriptal*** · September 11th, 12:13 AM

[quote=skriptal Viewloader ProTeam Maxis. E/G My question is "Is this gun any good?"[/QUOTE]

does anybody know anything about the Viewloader ProTeam Maxis?

***spyderfighter*** · September 11th, 12:16 AM

Nah most viewloader guns aren't that good. 'sides, they loud as a mofo

***JokerWild*** · September 11th, 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by icex

I'd recommend a imagine for $100.

***DonY_V*** · September 11th, 09:12 PM

gp for the imagine

**Jester of Paint** · September 11th, 09:16 PM

well the eg is a good gun if u have any questions about viewloader just shoot me a pm

***skriptal*** · September 12th, 01:38 PM

First of all I would like to thank you all for your input.
But i am going to go with the Viewloader. Mainly because I found a REALLY GOOD price on it. I also see that it is a prety good gun, and that some peole like it and others hate it dueto problems they end up having on the gun. SO i am getting that and an 1 year warrenty on my gun so incase it does break I have a cheap repair option.

***WarpedG4*** · September 12th, 06:12 PM

ive had some bad experiences with that gun...

***icex*** · September 12th, 06:36 PM

I seriousaly advise you not to get the viewloader. Their peices of ****. Buy a kingman spyder imagine. Easy fixing (just remove a pin and the bolt comes out along with the striker to clean, lubricate, etc). And I get 14 balls per second on my imagine, on the viewloader you may be lucky to get what? 9?

***Early Demise*** · September 12th, 07:43 PM

I would got with the Imagine. I currently have in my room, a Viewloader Orion and it is a piece of ugly crap! Also they are extremely loud. If you play woodsball and fire that sucker off everyone within a 2 mile radius id gonna know exactly where you are.

**Suicidal_Brick** · September 12th, 08:05 PM

Tippman A-5 for woodsball, Imagine for speedball.

***BOOM HEADSHOT*** · September 12th, 08:06 PM

I got a Viewloader Prodigy E-grip for around 60 dollars NEW, so I got a Viewloader. Haven't really used it yet, but in total I got the following:

Jt Flex 7 Spectra Mask
Viewloader Prodigy E-Grip
20oz tank

for as much as the imagine costs. 40 more for a revvy and I am set. I donno y everyone's hatin on the viewloader, its a nice gun imo.

**Jase** · September 12th, 08:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BOOM HEADSHOT

I got a Viewloader Prodigy E-grip for around 60 dollars NEW, so I got a Viewloader. Haven't really used it yet, but in total I got the following:

Jt Flex 7 Spectra Mask
Viewloader Prodigy E-Grip
20oz tank

for as much as the imagine costs. 40 more for a revvy and I am set. I donno y everyone's hatin on the viewloader, its a nice gun imo.

Viewloaders are generally made with bad materials to begin with. Mine wasn't usable after the first day I played with. An Imagine is just a better choice.