“Kingman Training” A.K.A 11mm Paintball
On April 3rd, Kingman will be releasing two new paintball hand guns mainly intended for use in training atmospheres. The Kingman Eraser and Chaser use 11mm (.43 caliber) paintballs and 12 gram CO2 cartridges as their air source.
Kingman Training applies the latest patent pending paintball technology into this new life-sized marker. The KT marker delivers a true simulated weight and feel, comparable to a real hand pistol. Each “magazine” holds 10 paintballs and shoots up to 300 feet per second. Each 12 gram CO2 cartridge can shoot 4 “magazines”.
The KT marker will provide flawless performance, with increased accuracy and distance. This marker is perfect for recreational simulated environments and Military, Security, or S.W.A.T. training practice. -KingmanTraining.com
Kingman plans on releasing the Chaser and Eraser in 2009. No specific date is know at this time.
Compared to real hand guns, the Kingman Chaser and Eraser are now, most likely, the most "life-like" paintball guns in the consumer market.
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Posted on Saturday, January 17th, 2009 at 2:51 pm under Guns, Paintball Pistols. An RSS 2.0 feed is available. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
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That’s sweet ! My friend really wants to get a realistic gun !
do you know where to get a realistic rifle w/clip?
yea but how much will they be retailed at?
It’s not as realistic as the RAP4 stuff, but it’s also cheaper and uses easier-to-maintain Spyder internals. I’m also not very impressed with the RAP4 stuff, so I’m happy that somebody else is taking a shot at 11mm. Maybe they’ll do it right.
@alex: RAP4 makes a realistic rifle with clips in .40, .43, and .68, unless I’m mistaken. Some people like them; I don’t. If you’re looking for realism, though, it’s probably the closest you can get right now.
Bough the Chaser a month ago. Nothing but problems. Yeah it’s low cost compared to others, but not worth it. Cheap plastic slide broke after one use. Internal spring is cheap and weak. A spring in a ball point pen is better. Now way does it give 80 shots per co2…try 40.
Lame gun. Way too bulky to look realistic.