Domestic Filipino paintball guns: L-91, Hornet, and Quickfire

[The Inflicted]

The Facebook page "Mike's Paintball Magazines" recently uploaded the May, 1993 edition of Action Pursuit Games and it featured an article about two guns I'd never heard of before - the L-91 and the Quickfire. There's also mention of a cocker clone called the "Hornet" but no pictures.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1R9nTYDK8F/

Does anyone have any info on these things besides what's in the article, or even better, own one?

[infamoussmiley]

Hello All

I actually do, but I need time to respond with all the caretaking duties I have these days.

What I can say is that these markers are very limited. They were mainly built for the field itself.

Very kindly,

Smiley

[Ecapnation]

Wild!

Had no idea about these and I have a sub collection of indigenous made foreign guns.

[StaticShocked]

That's such a neat article! Thanks! I don't have any further info though. I had never heard of them before but that's very cool. Not to mention, could you imagine building a marker and then being asked to be training subjects/ live targets for your navy's elite forces while they use your markers?

[nerdcore]

As a pinoy american, i am very interested in this.

[markdem]

I would rock the shit outa that first gun

sorry i dont have any info on it. Cool find tho!