Elite Paintball Guns

Now here’s something you must definitely have in your arsenal if you wanna call yourself a real player. The Tag 8 is one of the best paintball pistols out on the market. Some of it strengths are that it has really good air efficiency and its magazine system is definitely great. The mags are heavy but it’s because they are not some plastic fragile junks but really well built reliable pieces of equipment. The construction of the pistol is solid metal and polymer which makes it heavy but it’s really well balanced and steady. It’s powerful, accurate and it definitely looks good. Check the features:
• Highly accurate with an advanced regulator
• Adjustable velocity of 250-350+fps
• Effective range: 75 feet
• Maximum range: 150 feet
• Consistent performance under all weather conditions and under rapid fire
• Quick release barrel for easy cleaning and maintenance
• Innovative resealing CO2 system
• 8 round magazine fed system
• Package includes pistol, 1 magazine, and 1 hardcover carrying case
So there’s really not much to complain about the gun. Again for some of you the weight may be a flaw but others find it as an advantage. And here’s an advice for you…you may wanna hold the gun before you buy it because it’s pretty big and has a large grip frame and if you have small hands it may feel uncomfortable. On the other hand if you have big hands don’t hesitate. And if you’re gonna use the gun only as a backup get one extra mag but if you’re gonna use it as a primary weapon you may wanna stock with 3-4 mags as the one mag contains only 8 paintballs. And if you don’t have any extra mags it may take a while for the reload. The gun has Clip release button for both left hand and right one which makes it comfortable no matter which hand you are using. It comes in 3 colors – black, silver and black/silver. It’s priced for $239.99 which is not cheap but as I said in the beginning it’s something you must and wanna have.

The T9 Covert is the basic for the T9 Elite which means the Elite is the upgraded version of the Covert. And you already have the review for the T9 elite so I really don’t wanna bore you with details. The Tiberius Arms are nice markers as a whole, very steady and reliable. There’s not much difference between any of T9s except for the upgrades they come with. Anyway see the features here:
• Custom vertical grip
• Bi-pod
• Side rails
• Mock silencer
• Sight riser
• Laser sight with push trigger
• Collapsible stock
• Magazine fed + hopper fed
• Includes hopper, magazine, and remote line adapters
So as you can see it’s pretty much the same. So if you want a simpler gun without all the upgrades or if you want to do the upgrading yourself get this one. If you want it already upgraded focus on the T9 Elite. The Covert is priced for $399.99 which is 80 bucks less than the Elite. It’s your call. My opinion is that whatever you get you won’t regret it. The guns are really worthy as I said not once or twice already.

There’s nothing too much different to review here as this is the same gun as the T9 Ranger just Tiberius made some upgrades for you and save you the time to do it yourself. Overall the gun has the same advantages and disadvantages of the T9 Ranger so I’m not gonna repeat myself and I’ll just add the upgrades, which are the sight riser and the laser sight with push trigger. So it’s really nothing that you can’t upgrade yourself but why wonder what to buy when you can get it ready. Anyway I’ll give you the features again:
• Custom vertical grip
• Sight riser
• Laser sight with push trigger
• Collapsible stock
• Magazine fed + hopper fed
• Includes hopper, magazine, and remote line adapters
So the total upgrade cost id around 50 bucks so the gun itself is priced for $349.99. not too bad again considering that upgrading it yourself will probably cost more when you include the additional part shipping. Oh, and there’s something I don’t think I mentioned in the other upgrade – the customer service. No matter how many reviews you read about Tiberius the customer service is always put as one of the biggest advantages. So if you ever have any problems or questions don’t hesitate to call.

The T9 paintball Mag fed rifle from Tiberius Arms are the hottest gun to hit the market in a long time. It’s build in the USA and include two set ups one for clip fed (sniper) and one for hopper fed/remote (rifleman). The gun is extremely accurate to distances up to a 100 feet which you have to admit is really something. It performs really well no matter the weather condition. It’s a serious advantage for a woodsball or scenario players. Features:
• Custom vertical grip
• Collapsible stock
• Magazine fed + hopper fed
• Includes hopper, magazine, and remote line adapters
It’s pretty good for a basic especially with a starting price of $299.99 which is really not so bad and totally worthy. Of course there are flaws. The gun is definitely heavy but I suppose some of you may find that as an advantage because being heavy makes the gun really stable. And it’s loud…unfortunately you can’t turn that into an advantage even if you try. But overall the gun is a pretty good deal no matter the flaws, after all it’s not like you can find a gun without any.

When we talk about the T9 we should start with what makes it so unique and that is its ability to convert from pistol to rifle. The T9 is basically the TAC-8 with a hopper port and rails added to the pistol frame. Its dual purpose makes it really useful in any game and especially if you’re a scenario player. Accuracy is one of it its big strengths both in pistol and rifle mode. And if you think that when turning it into an rifle and add those 12+ inches to your trajectory its accuracy will definitely be lowered you’re completely wrong. The gun keeps performing as well as the pistol and you won’t be disappointed of it for sure. Check the features before we continue this review.
• Rifle and pistol in one
• Accurate straight rifling
• Built in regulator
• Fixed air chamber
• Red DDT scope
• Sight riser
• Bi-pod
• Side rails
• Custom vertical grip
• Laser sight with push trigger
• Collapsible stock
• Mock suppressor
• Tactical flash light with push pad trigger
• Includes hopper, magazine, and remote line adapters
• Designed and built in the USA
The optics of the gun are also great and come in really handy when using it as a rifle. And it’s really easy to maintain…after some practice it turns into a child game. Some people complain that the gun is loud…well that’s true, but it’s not much louder than the others in its category. Another irritating thing some of the players complain about and point out as a weakness is that you are limited to 8 shots a mag, which is definitely not enough if you like to shoot like crazy. But if you try to aim sometimes and not just waist paint you’ll notice that 8 shots can be pretty good of a deal. And one more good thing here for all of you left-handed players – the gun is probably one of the few markers on the market that is really left-handed friendly. As to the price the gun costs $479.99 which is not cheap but it’s definitely worthy. You so won’t regret buying it once you get it on the field and start shooting.