Vulcan 5000 w/ stock

[cheapguitarscheapthrills]

Someone buy this and bring it to the Junk class event. Also read the description for some lols

https://www.ebay.com/itm/356165870579

This Vulcan 5000 Paintball Pump is a rare find with a stock that is sure to impress any paintball enthusiast. With its powerful pump action, this marker is perfect for those who want to dominate the field. The model is designed for maximum performance and reliability, making it an excellent choice for anyone who wants to take their paintball game to the next level.


The Vulcan 5000 Paintball Pump is ideal for outdoor sports and paintball, and it is sure to give you the competitive edge you need to succeed. Its unique design and rare stock make it a must-have for any serious collector or paintball player. So why wait? Get your hands on this amazing marker today and start

painting the town red!


It uses CO2 cartridges two are included also 2 paintball tubes are included works great needs seal on red piece that sticks in the end of it

[Carp]

Heck, with the stock and accessories for the current $29.00 shipped. That would be very tempting, if I had an eBay or PayPal account anymore.

[COB]

Or you could get one from my Hoard of Plastic Crap Paintball Gems

[iamthelazerviking]

Gotta love goofy AI descriptions

[markdem]

Would totally shoot that

[COB]

Yes, buy this gun, if you can. These are amazingly fun to play with. They are well thought out for a plastic, low cost paintball marker. No one takes them seriously, so they get careless or overly bold. They disassemble easily. You can upgrade the springs in the valve and the main hammer spring with little effort. I even modified one for constant air.

[cheapguitarscheapthrills]

The mother load

[COB]

You really have to get one of these things. Just the amount of engineering detail in this plastic marker is amazing. Detachable stock. 3 position adjustable butt plate. 10 round tube and 12-gram storage in stock, both sides. Single latch to disassemble the marker. And they shoot straight, especially for a plastic fixed barrel marker. I've used these, with and without the stock, for pump games with the Expandables, and scored at least 1 elimination. Someone, who can move and is a better shot than I, could really have a productive day.

[Axel]

I know we joke about your hoarding problems but actually seeing it is another thing entirely

[The Inflicted]

Plus there's an instruction manual embedded in the top half of the receiver.

[COB]

Oh yeah! I forgot to mention that. And don't forget the fancy front sight or the barrel block that doubles as a wrench for the CO2 cap.

[woouulf]

I have a picture of me with one, anyone wanna see it??

[COB]

Of course we do. That's what we live for here.

[The Inflicted]

Plus there's an instruction manual embedded in the top half of the receiver.

And an official "splat elimination gauge".

[Axel]

NGL, that's legit pretty freaking cool

[Ecapnation]

So back at IAO 2001 Craig Palmer and I melted one in a metal bucket of acetone

[Snowpuff]

Every super villain has their weaknesses

[The Inflicted]

I remember around 2000 or 2001 my local Wal-Mart was liquidating the ones without a stock for $5 new on the card. I bought a couple and converted one to stock class, but never managed to hit anyone with them.

[COB]

Nice display. I do love these plastic wonders. But I think the scope is a bit of a stretch. They must be some incredible replacement springs for scope type range and accuracy. Or was it the rum that convinced you that the plastic masterpiece needed a scope.