A common theme around these parts is that paintball companies no longer innovate. I generally disagree with the premise, but that's besides the point for today. It's true that we don't see oddball stuff like what Tippmann was coming out with in the early 2000s; the cyclone, flatline, C3, and so on.
It begs the question, what kinds of innovation would you like to see in paintball? Not just bigger bore or higher quality paint.
I'd like to see tankless guns. Something like an airsoft AEG, but not as crappy. Imagine not having to worry about tank fills for outlaw games, or having to rehydro tanks.
It begs the question, what kinds of innovation would you like to see in paintball? Not just bigger bore or higher quality paint.
I'd like to see tankless guns. Something like an airsoft AEG, but not as crappy. Imagine not having to worry about tank fills for outlaw games, or having to rehydro tanks.
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