Kingman Training 11mm Paintball Information Video

Kingman Training markers use 11mm paintballs (.43 Cal.) powered by a 12 gram CO2 cartridge with a magazine that can hold 9 paintballs and shoots up to 250 feet per second. Each 12 gram CO2 cartridge can shoot up to 80 paintballs.

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Sports

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• paintball
• kingman
• training
• marker
• pistol
• video
• eraser
• chaser
• spyder

[assassin12341]

are u able to use 11mm paintballs for something such as the project salvo?

[kingmangroup]

@assassin12341 The Project Salvo marker is .68 Caliber.

[kiriakoskakos]

what is the differenses between chaser and eraser

[kingmangroup]

@kiriakoskakos Chaser has a composite trigger frame and slide. The Eraser is all aluminum.

[sparks333]

Will this be available in Australia?

[kingmangroup]

We have distributors in Australia & New Zealand they should have the Chasers & Erasers available soon.

[31willie31]

how much it worth?

[angelariasrivera]

Hmm. I think I will be making the KT Eraser my new side arm. Perfect for scenario games and clearing out buildings. Paintball is not just speedball and woodsball you know!

[LOLKINGBABY]

@TheAdvocateX the point is really simple for people who play this stuff for a living they need a primary and a secondary so that if their primary fails they use this.... PLUS IT LOOK AWESOME

[TheAdvocateX]

I don't see the point in these things. You could get a REAL paintball gun for $200.

[KilledCookie]

Chaser has a polymer slide, Eraser has a metal slide. So, I'd say chaser because it weighs less, making it more maneuverable and less expensive.

[Shenez524]

which is better?