RAP4 P99 Paintball Pistol Gun
The P99 comes in a standard hard plastic gun case containing the marker itself, a single magazine, and an air cartridge adapter. Getting the marker from the box into shooting form couldn't be any easier. The users can cock the slide back, and screw a 12g CO2 canister into the included adapter. Next, the users can pull the magazine follower down until it click into place, load it with nine .43 caliber paintballs, and slap it into the gun. The whole process will take roughly one minute.
San Jose, CA, July 23, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Real Action Paintball is proud to announce the release of P99 Paintball Pistol Gun. The P99 comes in a standard hard plastic gun case containing the marker itself, a single magazine, and an air cartridge adapter.
Getting the marker from the box into shooting form couldn't be any easier. the users can cock the slide back, and screw a 12g CO2 canister into the included adapter. Next, the users can pull the magazine follower down until it click into place, load it with nine .43 caliber paintballs, and slap it into the gun. The whole process will take roughly one minute. With the marker locked and loaded, the players are ready to shoot.
Holding the marker in a modified Weaver stance, the players can see the grip and the trigger are spot-on with the real thing, and the balance is strikingly similar despite the internal differences. At 25 feet, the users has a spread of roughly 2 inches, definitely enough to put paint on target. Moving out to 50 feet, the spread widened to just under 3 inches. As far as efficiency goes, the users will be able to burn through 75 shots before the CO2 cartridge lost its steam. Realistically, the P99 fulfills its intended role beautifully.
Real Action Paintball Inc.
2215 Ringwood Avenue
San Jose, CA 95131
408-434-0434 Office
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Getting the marker from the box into shooting form couldn't be any easier. the users can cock the slide back, and screw a 12g CO2 canister into the included adapter. Next, the users can pull the magazine follower down until it click into place, load it with nine .43 caliber paintballs, and slap it into the gun. The whole process will take roughly one minute. With the marker locked and loaded, the players are ready to shoot.
Holding the marker in a modified Weaver stance, the players can see the grip and the trigger are spot-on with the real thing, and the balance is strikingly similar despite the internal differences. At 25 feet, the users has a spread of roughly 2 inches, definitely enough to put paint on target. Moving out to 50 feet, the spread widened to just under 3 inches. As far as efficiency goes, the users will be able to burn through 75 shots before the CO2 cartridge lost its steam. Realistically, the P99 fulfills its intended role beautifully.
Real Action Paintball Inc.
2215 Ringwood Avenue
San Jose, CA 95131
408-434-0434 Office
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Real Action Paintball
Jim Tran
408-434-0434
http://www.rap4.com
Jim Tran
408-434-0434
http://www.rap4.com
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