Some Of My Tippmann Markers

Well my tigger is about 2" back and 1 3/4" down
The 98 trigger is cut at the top of the finger groove
And a small pc of metal connects both triggers together
So you could do somthibg like that just need a longer pc of metal

Which would mean that the stock trigger, would hit the sear and your custom trigger would just pull the stock
Trigger

So I just bought this Tippmann SMG 60 with all of its fixin's

It should be here by the end of the week!

It came with EVERYTHING that one would need to play paintball with an SMG 60 (other than paint!)

procarbinefreak wrote: yeah, I used to own that hacked up red tippmann effect gun... never did get it to work so I sold it to another kid on here who could try to get it up and running.   I still want to own a functioning e-bolted 98 at one point in my life...

haha i still tremember that frankenstein freak of nature. didnt know it at the time but alot of the guys from TE were refs at the field i played at that really got me into the game.

Yeah, If I want to use these old liquid co2 markers much i am going to have to make a Siphon tank that is in date so i can get it filled at fields...lol

So a few years back I found this one on the bay of E and there was only one pic of the marker only and just said Pro AM and it sounded like the guy selling was not to sure of what he had... and the one pic was not to clear.. So i got it and it came with a Tippmann Hard Case, Hopper, Barrel plug, after market barrel, and it was in mint working condition.

I have quite a few others, Tippmann being my fav. others like Kingman, Dragon, Black Dragon, Java, PMI, ACI, Action Markers, Smart Parts, Sheridan (I love brass!), Brass Eagle, NPS, JCS, WGP, Tiberius Arms, ect....

Here is one of my Fav. brass and wood markers that I own: KP2

I would agree I do like to see wood grain instead of black but it is so nice looking as a black stock now i would not want to risk messing it up. If I come across another that is still wood or needs finishing i may pick it up... Personally if it did not look as good as it dose now that brass would be polished up and the wood stock stained....lol..

Here is one of my restore projects of brass:

The Brass is looking good now and the paint is removed from the frame and grip but have to get the grips shinny!... In time...

Thanks, Been Collecting for around 12 years... Some of the older stuff i started getting into about 4 to 5 years ago

I repainted all of them. I think I may be selling one or two of them soon the Blue one needs to be repainted i was not happy with the paint job on it at all. I think i may have used bad paint. I have 4 but i really do not need 4 so I may get rid of a few to invest in some other markers for the collection. The Standard is Black Or Silver for the older Tippmann 98's National paintball had a run of Marbled paint jobs in different colors for a while. But that may have been Model 98's. I can not remember...lol 

I would recommend to remove the old paint first. Sand Paper would work. however it takes time and it dose take away from some of the raised areas such as "PUSH SAFE" words and can make the Serial Number of the marker fade... Not that is a big deal but it could be if you like the original look... I personally sand blast mine clean with Glass Bead or Aluminum Oxide. Painting i recommend spray paint and do a few light coats letting it dry in between coats and then put a few light coats of clear to help seal it in. Let it dry before re assemble....lol...

You should post a pic of your dads Marbled 98 love to see them classics!   

Tec13 wrote: I would recommend to remove the old paint first. Sand Paper would work. however it takes time and it dose take away from some of the raised areas such as "PUSH SAFE" words and can make the Serial Number of the marker fade... Not that is a big deal but it could be if you like the original look... I personally sand blast mine clean with Glass Bead or Aluminum Oxide. Painting i recommend spray paint and do a few light coats letting it dry in between coats and then put a few light coats of clear to help seal it in. Let it dry before re assemble....lol...You should post a pic of your dads Marbled 98 love to see them classics!

I want to so bad... But he said he sold it after their group split up he wishes he would have kept it :/