PGP is a paintball gun originally built by Sheridan. It is "a current class" paintball marker, meaning that it uses 12 gram CO2 Powerlets, and has a horizontal feed tube that holds 10 rounds. There are two main versions of PGP, the version of "old-style" and "new" type, which has several upgrades over the original. The latter is commonly called a "PGP2001" or simply "PGP2." Crosman began making the new version after it bought out of Sheridan. The old PGP model is made of three brass tubes welded, powdercoated black. A trigger frame is attached to it by two screws, hats and food are also fixed. The rear cap is removed by twisting and pulling. It has no external speed adjuster, and the gun must be disassembled to fit, cutting the spring or adding shims. It has the old style valve, which is considered more effective than the "newer cartridge valves.." The new PMP has an external speed adjuster, and a plastic cap supply that allows for a faster recharge time. However, it is usually lost or broken. [Citation needed] The switch reflects the rapid changes in CO2 faster than the old model. Airgun designs, Aps (fomerly WDP), DYE Precision, Empire, Indian Creek Designs, JT Sports, Kingman Group, Smart Parts, Special Ops Paintball, Tippmann, game Worris Products (WGP). List of professional paintball teams, Russian Legion, NCPA (paintball), Oliver Lang, League final Paintball Arena, List of paintball leagues, NXL, National Professional Paintball League.
Paintball Guns is a type of paintball marker used in paintball, which resemble guns freely. There are two main types of guns: semi-automatic pump. Paintball guns are not used in games of speedball tournament level. Because the rules of a marker per person [1], a player can not carry two markers on the field. A gun has a lower capacity of the shot, leaving the player in a severe disadvantage against an opponent. Sometimes a player in recreational settings remember the game with a gun placed in a severe disadvantage test to ensure superior ability on an opponent. Playing in such a situation has much in common paintball. Paintball guns are mostly used as a sidearm, due to a lower performance than markers of the same size. The use of a paintball gun is often as a last resort situation. In the landscape of games, tank drivers often use a paintball gun paintball marker reserve. Paintball guns are often used as sidearms in a situation of last resort. Some players have learned tactics of fun with guns, pretending to fumble or reload the main scoreboard, only to lift a close range shot with a pistol. Many players find this kind of unsportsmanlike action, and some areas prohibit the use of sidearms. Airgun Designs, APS (fomerly WDP), DYE precision, Empire, Indian Creek Designs, JT Sports, Kingman Group, Smart Parts, Special Ops Paintball, Tippmann, Worr Game Products (WGP). List of professional paintball teams, Russian Legion, NCPA (paintball), Oliver Lang, Last League Paintball arena, List of paintball leagues, NXL, National Professional Paintball League.

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