Spyder Victor Paintball Marker Gun - High Performance Gloss Blue Paintball Gun for Outdoor Sports & Competitive Play

It's nothing spectacular, and tbh it's pretty iffy build quality, but it's a good low cost starter gun. For context, I run a small paintball club in remote Alaska, so I own several low cost starter markers to loan people who don't have their own gear. We have a couple Victor's and most people like them pretty well bc they're lightweight and pretty reliable.The biggest issues we've had with them is the hopper feed neck. Every singe time we get a new one in (3 in a row) the feed neck is loose by the end of the first match. Tightening the maddeningly placed screws fixes this pretty well, but they still work loose every 8-10 games. It's gotten to the point where I've started putting a dab of superglue under the screwhead to keep it from working loose.If you want a gun to last for years and years, i'd reccomend the Victor II (have one that's been reliable for 13+ years) or a Tippman 98/Cronus, but for $55-$70 this is a solid gun, just make sure you tighten it up before you go out.