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All right. 98 Customs are great starter guns because they have the ability to grow with the player.(upgrades) The C-3 may also be a good choice for the reasons stated above.

Hella Cool wrote: Search the net for a Tippmann 98 Custom power pack. Good things to start out with are a 98 Custom, mask, and 12 oz. co2 tank. Check out paintballgear.com and countypaintball.com. My first gun was a 98C. I still love it. Have fun.

ill 2nd that

tippmann 98c power pack or go for a pump the reason for a pump is you get a lot better when you get a non pump

These guys are right on the money so far.

If you're looking to 'start smart' with paint conservation through shot placement as opposed to the volume of paint you'll shoot, Pick up a C-3. You'll spend a LOT less on your air since 16oz of propane gives you 50,000 shots, and since its a pump marker, you will not be given the option of a high rate of fire. In order to play effectively, you'll be forced to learn how to place your shots efficiently.

I strongly recommend learning how to play with a pump maker. Like Choopie, I did, and I still utilize the skills that I picked up from that type of gameplay.

~If you're looking to get right into the semi-auto game, maybe play a little bit of low level speedball, the Tippmann 98 custom is your best bet. As mentioned, you can shop around online in different places for package deals, but the marker will be the same.

It is a durable marker, and will keep on ticking for as long as you play the game. Theres nothing to the operation of it, its very, very simple. Plus, if you decide you want to upgrade it down the line, there are so many functional and cosmetic upgrades available for it that I couldnt begin to tell you about them all. Browse our marker gallery for suggestive ideas.

the 98c is a terriffic marker in the woods, and it'll serve you well on the low end speed ball games. Theres a reason that the vast majority of authorized fields use the 98 customs as their rental markers.