Kingman Training Eraser Paintball Pistol, HD Review Part 2

Kingman Training Eraser HD review "Part 2 of 2". In part 2 we show you how the marker shoots. How to load the marker and gas it up. How it performs over the crony. Shooting accuracy as well as how many shots you can expect from a single CO2 cartridge.

Here is Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd_ww7bY6To

We do a shooting test to see the BPS, which was initially at a steady 250. After shooting on the same CO2 cartridge 30 shots, we test it again. The BPS/FPS was a steady 236. We shoot from 50 yards after about 40 shots and started to have to aim high. We also test it for accuracy from 15 yards. After 50 shots on the same cartridge the BPS was in the 245 range. How to Charge the marker (gas the gun up), add the CO2 cartridge. How to load the clip with 9 rounds.

Overall a good marker.

In Box:
Detailed Manual
11mm Paintball Marker
Squeegee
Spare Parts
Cleaning cloth
Cocking Rail
2 CO2 Cartridges
100 Round Round training Paintballs .43 caliber
Barrel Blocker
Magazine

Quick Features:
Made of Metal
Rubber Grips
Slide moves
"Real firearm" feel
safety button
Magazine made of aluminum
Easy magazine Release
easy to clean

Category:

Sports

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• kingman
• training
• eraser
• chaser
• paintball
• pistol
• gun
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• review
• shooting
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• 11mm
• co2
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• test
• bps
• fps

[listentodylan]

ive bought the eraser and i highly recommend it, it has a very good pistol ,unless u treat it poorly.

[thebeatlesliveon123]

i love this pistol!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ronverches]

where did you get that

[verticalgain1]

@SeanofZeus

A Magazine is used to feed ammunition into the battery/action of the gun. It can be fixed, or removable. A Clip is used to load a magazine. They are not interchangeable terms.

With an SKS, for example, the ammuntion comes on a banana-shaped Clip. You stick this in the top of the action, and push the rounds down into the Magazine. The Clip then gets thrown away. No one throws away a Magazine.

[verticalgain1]

@TheRickeMovies

He was 50 yards away. That's way outside the typical engagement ranges of real handgun fights, much less paintball handguns. He's showing that you can still break paint fairly accurately at that extreme range.

It sinks faster than a typical .68 cal paintball because it has less mass moving at a slower speed. Physics dictates that it has less energy. These were designed to allow you to play in tight quarters, not as a backup speedball gun.

[MrSammyboy4427]

@thejedireviewer14 yes because you cant refill them

[tobak60]

@thejedireviewer14 yes if you want to shot the gun

[thejedireviewer14]

Do you need to keep buying co2

[QbnBeast]

whats the range on that?

[TheRickeMovies]

Why does it sink so fast?

[paintballTV1]

I HATE IT WHEN YOU SAY CHRONIE

[JMVpaintballing]

very good pistol i own one myself and i am very impressed!