Planet Eclipse has released their latest gun, the 180R, the follow-up to the 170R. Although the 180R is quite similar to the 170R, it has been tuned up and tweaked to make it more user-friendly. It launches in a hand-full of colors grey/blue, grey/green, grey/orange, black, and Pred camouflage.
The successor to the popular 170R marker and features one main improvement the, the OP-R Core drivetrain. The OP-R core, is an improved GammaCore with a lower operating pressure.
The Planet Eclipse CS3 is more air efficient than its predecessor, the CS2, with most users seeing between a 10% to 15% improvement. Some have reported up to a 25% but this is not the norm. The controversy stems from Planet Eclipse’s claim that the CS3 is 20% more air efficient, which is likely based on testing with a larger tank. While a 77 tank may technically achieve more shots, this is due to the tank simply being bigger. ability to stay cooler longer and provide better performance at a higher volume.
In this video, I discuss an old and rare paintball gun called the Alien Revelation. This gun was made back in 2002 and has a unique feature of having no bolt. Instead, it relies on air to push a paintball out. Another interesting feature of the gun is that it has a trapdoor to seal the area and prevent air from blowing back up into the breach. The barrel is located at the back of the gun, which makes it extremely short.
Back in the day, people used to just buy two of the same gun, so they had a backup that they were familiar with. But that can be pretty pricey.
I mashed my brain trying to think of some of the best paintball tips and tricks I could, these are them.
Shooting the Adrenaline Luxe, with a Bunkerking CTRL, HK Army Aerolite
