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Tippmann A-5 Response Basic Marker

3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 10 ratings
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  • Includes the Allen wrench set, spare tank o-ring, marker lubricant, cleaning cable, barrel sleeve.
  • 8 1/2" high performance stone-honed barrel; semi-automatic, .68 caliber receiver with open bolt blow back; patented Cyclone Feed System for faster feeding & firing; patented Reponse Trigger allows for 15 rounds/second air-assisted firing
  • All aluminum die-cast receiver for durability; New durable black finish; Front cocking knob allows for fully enclosed receiver; Shock absorbing end cap reduced wear & recoil
  • Fully customizable to enhance performance; 200 round wide mouth hopper; Fully compatible for CO2, Compressed Air or Nitrogen
  • Full one year warranty on missing or defective parts.

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Why has the X7 become the most popular marker in woodsball? is it X7’s unmatched performance with the enhanced eP Cyclone Feed and external selector e-grip? is it X7’s customizability with over 30 mods, giving the user 1,000s of looks to create? is it X7’s modifiability, with four Picatinny rails that makes adding sights, handles, and scopes a breeze? or is it X7’s lightweight magnesium receiver and low profile hopper? it’s all of the above along with many other upgrades that raise the bar for style and performance, and make it the ultimate woodsball marker.

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3.7 out of 5 stars
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drew
5.0 out of 5 stars answer to: What is Auto Trigger?
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2015
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Very nice gun! Nice having auto trigger with no batteries. They don't do a good job of explaining what auto trigger is exactly. To put it simply: there is a sweet spot when you pull the trigger that the gun will start firing full Auto. It is defiantly a learned skill. But when you finally get it....it works well.
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Sam Battraw
4.0 out of 5 stars That gets a little annoying, which is why I took off the star
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2016
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All the stuff you hear about it cutting out at 850 psi is wrong, even with the response trigger. I shot mine to 500, with the cyclone cutting out at 650 ish. That gets a little annoying, which is why I took off the star. It is a bit of a gas hog, but that's partly because you're throwing so much paint down range. I shot 200 3 year old paintballs through it without a break, and they were as accurate as they could be at that age.
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Dave
1.0 out of 5 stars It's Strong Like a Tank, but Accurate Like a Banana
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2013
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Here is the bottom line on Tippmann markers, including the A-5; they are slow and inaccurate. You could spend a lot of money upgrading the gun to make it faster, chop less and hit the target, but at that point, you might as well spend the money on an  Invert MINI Paintball Gun - Dust Black , trick it out and have an extremely light, fast and accurate markers.

There are two advantages to Tippmann markers, they are extremely strong and reliable, and they can easily be made to look like many different guns for Scenario play or Mil Sim. If you own a paintball field and need a durable gun that will fire for years after being dragged through the mud, buy Tippmanns. If you want to have fun, spray serious paint and win some games, look elsewhere.
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Scott Malensek
2.0 out of 5 stars I just never got the hang of the RT
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2004
I've been playing since the late 80's, and I've had dozens-maybe 100+ different paintguns/markers. This is one of my favorites. My first A5 had a response trigger on it, and I just couldn't get the hang of it. I had to return it and pay a few bucks more for the egrip, and THAT WAS WORTH THE EXTRA MONEY!!!!!

The stock barrel is a lot better than the Model 98's, but I prefer a cheap smoothbore 16" aftermarket barrel. I also run on compressed air as CO2 just will not cycle this gas hog. So, it's not the most accurate, it's certainly not the fastest firing, it's not very lightweight, and it's a gas hog, BUT with that aftermarket barrel...it's the second most accurate marker I've ever had. It's also one of the most fun because it feels so solid, looks so real, and even has a real feel to it. When stalking through the woods, I found it just fun to peer down the sights....'course, it's a LOT better when there's a few red armbands on the other end. That's when the egrip earns its pay, and yeah....it's worth every penny. I strongly suggest getting the A5 with the egrip, and an aftermarket barrel!!!

-Scott Malensek

author of

The Weekend Warriors

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50+Ways to Play With Your Paintballs
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TDAlex
4.0 out of 5 stars Very good gun
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2006
This gun is very good, but has a few problems. First the problems, the gun is easily field stripable and takes only minutes to disasemble, but re-asembeling the gun is a much longer endeavor. The trigger grip does not easily fit back on to the body. Also, the stock grip handle for the hand that is not shooting is plastic, unlike the rest of the gun. I suggest getting an aluminum handle, it's cheap. The stock barrel is decent, but only with certain types of paint. I play at a field with a field paint only rule, so I looked into an aftermarket barrel.

Ok, now the pluses. This gun is great. The response trigger is definately worth it. I was playing against mid-level tournament markers and I was holding my own, although I do not suggest this gun over a tournament marker. Also, it is extremely durable and sturdy. The cyclone feed system eliminates the need for an electro-hopper, which saves money. The other thing is that it runs on much cheaper CO2, while tournament markers are turning to expensive compressed air. Lastly, this gun is frightening, it looks intimidating. If you can spend the money over the 98 or the Custom, than buy this gun because it is one of the best wood and screnario gun around.
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