Kingman Training Chaser 11mm Paintball Pistol Gun - Silver

I ordered 2 of these, I was disappointed when I opened the box because they were not wrapped so they rubbed against each other during shipping so both silver parts are scratched and look used all ready. I know its a minor thing but bummed me out anyway. One of the guns and clip work perfect no issues, the other gun keeps leaking C02 and the clip keeps jamming the balls. I did email and call the shipper, they were very nice and helpful giving me the option of sending back or trying to fix myself. I chose to try and fix it so they shipped out a new part the same day. I will change my rating after I replace the part and see if it works.

Just got the gun. It wasn't hard to set it up to shoot. It is rather large and bulky. It won't fit in a standard holster. It also is impossible to mistake it for a real gun. my purpose for this gun is not to play paintball. It's purpose is to fire a .43 caliber RAP4 pepper ball for a non-lethal but effective home defense. The goal is to incapacitate rather than kill a home intruder which should make the anti-gun people in the United States happy since I'm defending my life with cooking spices. There's is no recoil and you can see the projectile fly to it's target so not hard to stay on target. The trigger is nice and light so you can rip out 9 rounds in a heartbeat. On my fun-o-meter I'd say it is a 10. If you order one of these you better have large hands. You will need them in order to hold this thing. It fills your hand up with ease. On my first try firing this gun I didn't have any problems with broken paintballs. I tried it with some rather cheap paintballs apparently filled with vegetable oil. So clean up was a bit messier than I had hoped for.

Purchased as a gift ,didn't want had to return .FYI this air gun is very larg in size pros it does hold 43 plastic training balls very low FPS fore 43 mm plastic balls,Bad ...customer service

I ordered a new gun and received a used gun and all the parts were thrown in the box without any packaging.I was not even sure if all the parts were included.

this was a great pistol but it broke on me right after a week

Much better than I expected.

Exelent product

To my regret I had given this a terrible review before because of constant ball breaking. However I found out about the RAP4 balls that work, and now I'm pleased. The problem wasn't the marker it was the Kingman brand balls; they are to brittle, even though they were made for the Chaser and Eraser.Kingman balls - I would have a break or two every magazine load. It was really bad.RAP4 brand balls - I went through 8 mags with no breaks in the marker.Magazines and it's locking mechanismI thought the small divot that locks the spring assembly down had to be unlocked after you've loaded the magazine; or at least before the magazine is inserted into the marker. I was wrong as it turns out that divot unlocks on it's own as the mag in slinging in (however I find it effective to smack the mag in, and the divot unlocks every time. So now I know the mag can remain locked until it's loaded into the marker.I only gave it four stars because I think the cost of the magazines should be more reasonably priced than $29.00 for a pair of two. The Kingman Chaser and Eraser marker sells for about $60 to $100 depending on the color, the seller, and if accessories are included. The Tippmann TiPX's is a much higher level $200 marker, and a pair of mags are the same cost.My comparison for the fieldTippmann TiPX - like carrying a 45Tiberius 8.1 - like carrying a 45Kingman Chaser/Eraser - like carrying a 9mm